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It’s Election Day in Oklahoma. Here’s what Tulsa voters are deciding at the polls.
Early voting set a new Tulsa County record with more than 26,000 ballots cast. The Nov. 3 election features key decisions on federal, statewide and local races.
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Sponsored: Tulsa Artist Fellowship presents Among Artists Nov. 6-7
This November, Tulsa Artist Fellowship’s annual Open House becomes Among Artists—a free weekend of art, conversation, and a shared meal in the heart of downtown Tulsa, November 6–7. The Fellowship’s 30 artists live and work right here in Tulsa, and their projects show up across the city all year long. Among Artists is a chance…
Wilderado is ready to help Tulsa celebrate Route 66’s birthday
Route 66 centennial celebrations have taken over Tulsa all year long. Now they’re wrapping up with a sold-out concert at Cain’s and a Veterans Day festival.
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7 ways to connect with Tulsa’s Latino and Hispanic community this November
Round out Día de los Muertos celebrations, find health resources and connect with Columbus neighbors in November.
Spooky Tulsa stories has me searching for the ghosts and ghouls
Tim Landes has long been drawn to northeastern Oklahoma’s haunted history. Here’s what he found on an after-dark cruise through some of Tulsa’s spookiest spots.
Tulsa Community College students connect with their heritage and honor their ancestors for Día de los Muertos
Inside the TCC library, students are sharing their tributes to their lost loved ones through an altar featuring letters and photographs for Día de los Muertos.
Tulsa artist’s pay-what-you-can classes make room for LGBTQ+ creativity — and joy
Mike Ward wasn’t sure what to expect when he launched all-ages Queer Life Drawing classes on a shoestring budget. The overwhelming response has led to new offerings for collages and poetry.
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Cherokee Nation Tribal Council committee opposes Inola smelter
The Cherokee Nation Rules Committee unanimously approved a resolution formally opposing the controversial aluminum smelter planned for Inola on Thursday.
Blighted spaces and vacant land: Corinice Wilson talks plans and issues facing north Tulsa
Cornice Wilson is challenging Vanessa Hall-Harper for her District 1 council seat. Ahead of the Nov. 3 runoff, she shared insight into what she’s enjoyed about this journey and her hopes if she wins.
From Oasis to City Lights: Vanessa Hall-Harper talks achievements and challenges
Ahead of the Nov. 3 runoff election, District 1 Councilwoman Vanessa Hall-Harper joined The Eagle for a ride around north Tulsa to discuss what she’s most proud of.
Tulsa Public Schools adds campus to consolidation list, with Zarrow moving to Hoover
The district board voted unanimously to move the in-demand dual language program to Hoover, one of 17 sites already selected for closure or consolidation.