Tulsa food truck operators are raising concerns over a state law that is costing them thousands to install new fire prevention systems.
Tag: East Tulsa
Posted inGovernment
Plans to place Cry Baby statue in east Tulsa are still in motion, officials say
Following a new flurry of speculation over the statue’s future home, city officials say they’re still working to place it on the east side of Route 66.
Posted inLa Semana
Looking for free toys in Tulsa this holiday season? This event has you covered.
The Council for Safe Neighbors Foundation will host an event from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church.
Posted inSchools & Families
Only 3 challengers file for Tulsa area school board races. One wants to unseat a ‘controversial’ TPS board member.
In one of the county’s three competitive school board races this spring, Connie Dodson and E’Lena Ashley are running for the TPS District 4 board seat.
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Confused about Oklahoma’s new food truck laws? Here’s your chance to ask questions.
Tulsa Global District and other organizations are holding a community meeting Dec. 8 at Hannah Hall.
Posted inBusiness
Small businesses want Tulsans to shop local Saturday. Here’s where to find deals.
From eyewear and garden decor to toys and personalized gifts, Tulsa small businesses are hoping for a boom in sales Saturday.
Posted inLa Semana
These Tulsans are trying to solve one of the city’s top code violations
The first cohort of The Neighborhood Network will use a $20,000 grant from Tulsa Area United Way to tackle code violations surrounding yard maintenance.
Posted inGovernment
Controversial Cry Baby Hill statue now planned for private land in east Tulsa
Funded with two pots of public monies, the much-disputed Cry Baby Hill statue is now slated for private land. City leaders say they’ll believe it when they see it.
Posted inLa Semana
Tulsa Community College launches first small business leadership academy for Spanish speakers
Applications are open for the fifth Cox Small Business Leadership Academy, which will kick off in January.
Posted inLa Semana
These east Tulsans spent two months identifying neighborhood problems. They’re ready to share solutions.
The Neighborhood Network selected yard maintenance and code violations as an issue to tackle through a community project launching in 2026.
Posted inHealth
New health center headed to east Tulsa will serve 3K more families
Community Health Connection will break ground on the new maternal and child health center, with plans to open in spring 2027.
Posted inLa Semana
Tulsa police aim to bridge the gap between the department, Latino community
The department hosted its first set of Spanish-language classes at St. Thomas More in October.