Tulsa, United States (Local)
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Natalie Mikles' coverage predominantly focuses on local house & home themes, particularly related to food and beverages. She often provides reviews of local establishments and shares seasonal content, occasionally including expert commentary and promotional deals.
To effectively reach out to Natalie, consider offering her exclusive insights or behind-the-scenes access to new restaurant openings or unique culinary experiences in Tulsa. If you have expertise in local cuisine, especially Mexican or New Mexican fare, this could be a valuable angle for engagement.
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A t Jenks Middle School, seventh grader Cecilia Lockhart brings a creative eye to her personal style—and the handmade details that often go with it. Whether she’s layering colorful accessories or planning her next outfit, she approaches style as a form of self-expression.
B lake Smith grew up loving movies, and today he helps carry on one of Tulsa’s most recognizable landmarks: the
W e received more than 100 nominations for this year’s Amazing Dads contest, each one highlighting the many ways fathers show up for their families. Here are a few more dads we’re proud to recognize.
A t Town & Country School ’s student-run coffee shop, Brews & Bites, Timothy “Timmy” Thummel learned more than how to make drinks and snacks. The sophomore helped design the logo, create menu ideas and build confidence working with customers—experience that later helped him land a job at a Broken Arrow coffee shop, Not Your Average Joe.
By: Natalie Mikles
Ruby Anton’s Girl Scout Gold Award project involved transforming an aging church pavilion into a community gathering place.
By: Natalie Mikles
Anew State of the Girl 2026 report from Girl Scouts of the USA offers a closer look at the experiences of girls growing up today
For many people, the journey to parenthood doesn’t unfold the way they imagined. Some spend months wondering why pregnancy hasn’t happened. Others experien
By: Natalie Mikles
Tyler Gordon always knew he wanted to be a firefighter, and he recently graduated from Tulsa Fire Department's Fire Academy.
By: Natalie Mikles
We asked Anna Smith, a college admissions counselor at the University of Oklahoma, to answer some of the most common questions she hears.
Applying to college can feel overwhelming, especially for first-time students and their families. We asked Anna Smith, an admissions counselor at the Unive
