"A lively and introspective look into Oklahoma City, where colorful city officials business leaders, artists, and sports fans have turned an unassuming Southwestern city into a thriving metropolis with a dazzling basketball team"--
Boomtown is a humorous tall tale about a fictional town and its odd residents, however, beneath the humorous veneer, Boomtown asks and answers the question, "What does a healthy community look like?"
THE STORY: Angela Tompkins has a husband, a failing convenience store and a dream of running off to Chicago with her lover, the local banker.
Set during the 18th-century American gold rush and westward expansion, this whimsical picture book is the tale of a spunky young lady who earns $11,000 selling pies. Full color.
A boy and his grandpa hope to strike oil in drought-ridden Oklahoma It’s hot in Oklahoma.
The author presents ideas for economic development in small town America.
He did parts of the book in monologues for audiences in Boston, New York, Washington, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Virginia, along with the story of how, in the 8th grade, his shop teacher Orville Buehler, worried about the boy's carelessness ...
Border Boom Town traces the social and economic evolution of Ciudad Juárez, the largest city on the U.S.-Mexican border and one of the fastest-growing urban centers in the world.
An invaluable case study of how development politics have shaped one American city, with lessons for anyone interested in how policy influences urban life and opportunity.
Many civil court cases are related to issues created by the oil and gas industry, especially when revenues are high. A Texas lawyer says: “There are the mineral interest lawsuits-neighbors arguing over fencing or who owns which tract,” ...