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Are you informed about the streets proposal? The vote is coming up on November 4. Fixing Tulsa streets is a top concern for many Tulsa residents. Learn about the plan that you’ll have the opportunity to vote on this November. Sharon King Davis, a partner with King Family Investments and Dewey Bartlett, Jr., President of […]

The National Preservation Conference is here! Thousands of preservationists from across the nation have arrived in Tulsa for this year’s annual conference, appropriately titled: “Preservation in Progress.”  This is one of the largest conventions that Tulsa has hosted since the 1970’s. While many of you have already registered to attend the full conference, others may […]

A new interactive website has been launched for the city of Tulsa that will track the community as it strives to exercise 1 million miles. Mayor Kathy Taylor is challenging residents to engage in regular physical activity, including walking, running and biking, and log their miles at TulsaMillionMiles.com. The goal, she said, is for the […]

Before They Die is a Documentary about the survivors of the devastating 1921 Tulsa Race Riot and their quest for justice. With the help of old photos and rarely seen video, a documentary film presents a moment that for years was ignored in Tulsa. Several people who survived the violence that erupted and focused on […]

The Tulsa Health Department will offer free flu vaccinations beginning November 3rd for individuals over 6 months of age who want to protect themselves from the flu. Here is a list of walk-in flu clinics where you can get your vaccination. In addition to walk-in clinics, individuals 60 & over or those with a handicapped […]

Looking for some free entertainment? Creek Nation Casino is treating the city of Tulsa to a free Smash Mouth show and all you have to do is show up. On October 23 at 8:00 PM, the Casino will host the rock band that has been keeping audiences on their toes with high-energy, pop-rock sing-a-longs that […]

Beginning October 22nd, Tulsa’s 911 call center will begin using a new system to trace the location of wireless calls. This system will allow dispatchers to track a wireless caller’s location within a half block, based on what cell phone tower the call is transmitting from. That’s much better than the current technology, which only […]

Add some culture to your lunch hours during October with music sandwiched in. Beginning on the 15th, the Tulsa Performing Arts Center is offering free concerts at noon for you to enjoy. Trumpet player Jason Dovel starts off the month long Brown Bag Special series, followed by Jeff Newsome (jazz piano and sax) on the […]

If you are planning a night downtown to attend the BOK Center’s upcoming shows, it might help to know the food and dining choices available. There are many restaurants downtown to choose from, but some are open especially late for those evenings that events are going on at the BOK, including SoChey Jazz Cafe and […]

If you haven’t registered to vote for the November 4th General Election, the deadline is this Friday. Voter registration applications are available at your County Election Board, post offices, tag agencies, libraries and many other public locations. You will be offered a voter registration application when you get your driver’s license and when you apply […]