I have paid to receive a delivered copy of the Tulsa World ( they also deliver my WSJ) daily. I…read morepay a premium for this service. At least two days a week and now every weekend for the last month, the paper is wet. I have called and e-mailed complaints to the company and yet the same completely inadequate plastic bag is used. Customer service is non responsive! Service matters and is a key to staying in business! This shortsightedness may result in having no local news source. How hard is it to get a waterproof plastic bag? Barbara Hess- Tulsa

I subscribed to the World (and Tribune) for over 50 years. When they were locally owned, they gave…read moresubscribers the news. Then, they were sold, and sold yet again to national groups who raised prices, and raised prices, and raised prices, etc. I stuck with them because it would be a shame for a city like Tulsa to lose it's one remaining newspaper. Not anymore! I am retired, and on a fixed income so, reluctantly, I quit subscribing because I cannot pay $727 per year. I tried asking for a senior discount. They said they do not offer one, but I can pay $34.66 for digital plus print Wednesday and Sunday! No I Won't

We love this shop at the Tulsa airport. Please post your kiosk hours somewhere, though. I love…read morepicking up locally made Oklahoma gifts here, and their book selection is fantastic. You learn about OK just browsing the shop!

another spot that supports the city of Tulsa. nice selection of local clothing but would be nice to…read moresee more. also, they have local products which is a good look. this place should get more attention.

I've been a subscriber to the Tulsa Beacon for years. They provide Tulsa and Oklahoma news that no…read moreother news outlet will. Being a weekly newspaper means they will print the important news with very little of the filler items found in many daily papers. When I pick up a paper for my news I start with the Beacon.

Oklahoma Magazine has been published every month for 25 years. It is focused on promoting all…read moreaspects of our state's people, places and culture. You can find it in a lot of public places for free and you can also find the digital editions on their website. Expanded coverage includes special issues and sections covering a range of topics, including The Best of the Best awards each July, Top Doctors, the annual 40 Under 40 and Great Companies to Work For features, Super Lawyers, the Oklahoma Wedding Show, the Education issue and the Medical issue. Aside from the magazine itself, I have had the opportunity to work with some of their staff for certain articles. Every experience has been very positive. Their photographers are very talented and their writers as well.

Would not do advertising with this company. They knowingly overpriced booth rental when they sold…read moremaybe 80 tickets and never told their vendors. Very dishonest.

i really enjoy this local magazine. its trendy as well as classic. the ads are awesome because they…read moreare all local places and you can go there and probably pick-up what you want or need on the same day. RE: donna's fashions and some shoes i had seen. love it!! the most recent issue i have seen was feb '09, all the okc and tulsa singles. i thought that was a cute idea! good job editor and staff!

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This is one of those feels for your unique side. Most of Route 66 shops, boutiques, and eat stops…read moreare unique. I am very glad Tulsa, OK brought in things that will either set your memories for the good. I am glad to also share a few pics of some things I seen, were inspiring. It's a museum meets unique store. A bit of something for collectors, and young at heart. I can understand why the hipsters, Tulsa lovers, and historical societies spend time on 11th St. if you feel like you belong, they'll accept you with open arms. I love that feel!!

Super cute store with lots of cool fantasy stuff. Everything from costumes to books to Route 66…read moregifts. Books were reasonably priced. Would for sure recommend a stop at this store.

If you're looking for back issues in the state of Oklahoma, I highly recommend this place. Probably…read moreone of only two stores in the whole state that stocks books from the mid 70s and 80s. I have found more things here that I found in any of the nicer upscale stores in Okc or Tulsa. Gentleman who runs the store is friendly, knowledgeable, and no matter what title I threw at him he seem to be able to at least know about it, even if he didn't have it in stock. Plus, the fact he was willing to go in his backstock (conveniently located under the tables) to check for me that alone gives him in this place three stars. Every couple months and when I'm up in Tulsa, I'll swing by this place to find that obscure title that seems to continue to allude me. Highest recommendation ever!!

I was more than satisfied with being able to find my desired back issues. Furthermore, this store…read morewas conveniently located next to an Indian (as in the actual Indians, not Native American) grocery.