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The State Tax Commission is giving Tulsans who owe back taxes for the year an opportunity to wipe the slate clean with their Clean Slate Program. Beginning today, the Oklahoma Tax Commission is opening a rare window of opportunity for tax amnesty that will continue through November 14, 2008. During this two-month period, you can […]

The Crowne Plaza Hotel in downtown Tulsa just got a $24 million face-lift. It’s been two years since they started working on it and the renovations are finally complete. There isn’t a single surface of the hotel that hasn’t been revamped or installed completely new since the renovations started. The 30-year old hotel has been […]

If you didn’t see the unveiling of Oklahoma Centennial Botanical Garden at the Centennial Celebration last year, you may not know much about it. The garden is being developed on 240 acres seven miles northwest of downtown Tulsa. It will offer diverse and colorful scenes in 15 major theme gardens including the Rose and Fragrance, […]

Be a part of the solution for a better Tulsa. PLANiTULSA is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to shape the next 30 years of Tulsa’s growth and they want your input. This city-wide process to update Tulsa’s comprehensive plan promises a new vision that is inclusive and reflects the needs and dreams of all citizens. Maybe your […]

Tulsa has a new opportunity to grow – and you can help. As you know, the Tulsa City Council has been discussing the relocation of the Tulsa Drillers stadium to a new location downtown. The lease terms have been agreed to, in principle, and now the remaining issue is the creation of a proposed public […]

Get informed before heading to the polls with the candidate meet and greet on September 23 from 5:30-7:30 PM. Here you can meet candidates running for elected positions in the Tulsa region and enjoy free appetizers. Representatives from the young Democrat and Republican associations will also be there to share their insight on the presidential […]

After a week of weighing the issue and listening to concerned constituents, the Tulsa City Council reversed its decision to put the 12-year street plan on the ballot, instead opting for a 5-year, $450 million plan. Many thought the 12-year plan was too expensive and took resources away from the police and fire departments. It […]

If you are anything like me, a trip to the tag agency is not my idea of fun. Now you can skip the lines and renew your vehicle tags online through www.oktagagent.com. Apparently thousands of Oklahomans have caught on to the trend, bypassing the state’s 300 tag agent offices by using the online tool. Visitors […]

Tulsans will have another decision to make on the November 4 elections. Tulsa councilors recently agreed to put a 12-year, $2 billion dollar plan on the ballot for voters to approve. People who supported the 12-year plan said it would totally fix our streets. Opponents said the plan was too expensive. No on can argue […]

Here is a fun tidbit of information for you before the work week closes out. Our Tulsa location of Chick-Fil-A at 71st and Garnett just set a new world record for the most fresh-squeezed lemonade. They squeezed a whopping 839 gallons of the stuff, smashing the previous record of 611 gallons. The drink required 1,050 […]