With more than 30 years in daily local journalism, Ginnie's writings will focus on issues and people in Tulsa and Oklahoma.
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Dancing with everyone watching
Backstage of my first adult dance recital at the 5-year anniversary of Temple of Dance in Tulsa.
Nearly four years ago, I shook my tailfeathers and called it a shimmie. That led my 50-year-old hips into following a figure eight form. Surp...
Hitting a baseball blindfolded
Not to brag, but I hit a softball last week while blindfolded during each of my three at-bats. It has been at least 20 years since I took a swing in a batter’s box.
Turning those contacts into acutal hits was a different thing. I never ma...
Recommitting to America's experiment
Fireworks for the July 4 celebration in 2021 in Washington, D.C. from the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool. Photo from the U.S. Department of Agriculture at Wikimedia Commons
Each Fourth of July, I find myself immersed in documentaries abo...
All my different dads this Father's Day
Dad (Dr. Ben Netherton) and I in 1988 a little more than a year before he died.
The first Dad’s Day at the University of Oklahoma was tougher than expected. And lonely. My Dad died when I was a senior in high school, so I didn’t know abou...
Yes, politicians can lie in ads
Photo by Marek Studzinski on Unsplash
Recently, a reader of the Tulsa Flyer asked if politicians were legally allowed to lie in campaign ads. It’s a legit question because Americans are used to truth-in-advertising laws regarding private c...
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