Anne Brockman is an Editor at Langdon Publishing. She specializes in adventure and air travel, as well as exploring various destinations and tourism trends, while also delving into pop culture and mental health themes. Her work has been featured in TulsaPeople.
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Anne's coverage predominantly focuses on local lifestyle, entertainment news, and seasonal events in Tulsa. She frequently covers topics related to house & home, lifestyle, health & wellbeing, gaming and entertainment news with a strong emphasis on the Tulsa area.
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By: Anne Brockman
Southern California native and avid dog fosterer Megan Whittaker Nesbit grew up in a family that appreciated culture. “I feel very lucky to have grown up in a family that
There’s a framed black-and-white photo of our dog in our dining room. Sassy, a little red and white beagle, is playing with a ball in the fresh snow. Her front
By: Anne Brockman
Those who have signed up for volunteer positions involving the preparing or serving of food may be required to secure a prior food handler’s permit, but groan not! Tulsa Health
Since 1903, the Tulsa State Fair has attracted countless fairgoers with livestock events, thrilling rides, live performances and, of course, the food. As organizers prepare for this year’s fair —
By: Anne Brockman
Aaron Post is no stranger to downtown entertainment. He opened Valkyrie, a curated whiskey-forward cocktail lounge 13 years ago, and St. Vitus, an electronic music dance club serving craft cocktails,
By: Anne Brockman
Outside the Art Institute of Chicago, at the intersection of Michigan Avenue and Adams Street, sits the starting point of historic Route 66. Snap a picture with the eastern starting/end
By: Anne Brockman
Originally from Kansas City, Missouri, Hailey Briggs found her way to the Sooner State courtesy of graduate school at Oklahoma State University.
By: Anne Brockman
As travelers come and go through Tulsa International Airport, one thing remains constant: the Airport Ambassadors.
By: Anne Brockman
With the winter months, the need to get out of town comes on full force. Some need sun. Others need activities and new experiences. Some need a change of pace.
By: Anne Brockman
A Tulsa-based company is solving a major headache for homeowners living in today’s e-commerce universe. Founded in 2017, Parcel Safe has developed and patented a feature-rich package of anti-theft systems
