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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.
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820 people rehoused: Safe Move Tulsa eyes final stretch toward taking 1,300 people off the streets
The city’s $11 million initiative to end street sleeping has rehoused 820 people and closed 25 encampments since it launched last year. It still needs hundreds more to reach its goal.
New OSU Medicine program integrates addiction treatment, maternal care in Tulsa
For pregnant women struggling with substance abuse, getting help can mean navigating a maze of medical appointments, treatment providers and social services. A new program at Oklahoma State University Medicine in Tulsa will combine addiction treatment and maternal care under one roof.
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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.
5 ways to spend your weekend in Tulsa Oct. 30-Nov. 1
Halloweekend is here, and so is “Hamlet.” Here’s your roundup of what to do around Tulsa.
Crosbie Heights neighbors weren’t sure their community garden would survive the Tulsa summer. It’s blossomed.
With the help of donations over the last eight months, the garden survived its first summer. Tulsans have used the space to connect over music, food and volunteering.
Thousands of folk fans fill Guthrie Green lawn for Iron & Wine’s free concert
Featuring folk duo DU and Cherokee singer-songwriter Ken Pomeroy, the outdoor show attracted thousands to downtown.
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Tulsa city leaders’ visit to Kansas City spurs Open Meeting Act questions
Amid growing discussions on Project Nexus, Tulsa city leaders’ visit to Kansas City raises questions as to whether elected officials abided by the Open Meeting Act.
Cherokee Nation opens north Tulsa apartment complex, with plans for more housing
Featuring seven two-bed units, the complex is part of Cherokee Nation’s investments into north Tulsa that includes a community center and other assistance.
‘It’s just not making enough money’: Greenwood’s Silhouette Sneakers to close
The sneaker shop is the latest in a series of closures amid worries over foot traffic to Greenwood. But owner Kellen James says he believes in the area’s potential.
As food aid enrollment drops nationwide, Oklahoma sees steep declines
Oklahoma is among the states facing the steepest declines of federal food assistance participation, according to new federal data.