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Tag: East Tulsa
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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.
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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.
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East Tulsa homeowners could get $10K in free repairs through this new program
Low-income homeowners in the Cooper neighborhood are eligible for Eastside Rise’s homeowner renovation program.
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Lucha libre-inspired coffee shop brings Mexican wrestling culture to Tulsa
The family-owned business opened in July with the goal of celebrating lucha libre through food, art and community.
Posted inLa Semana
East Tulsans want cleaner neighborhoods and safer streets. They’re uniting to make it happen.
The new Neighborhood Network program is bringing 22 Tulsans together to tackle a common cause: community beautification.
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Latino artist makes east Tulsa his canvas, converting childhood passion into career
Since going full-time in 2021, VNICE World’s artistic career has taken off in Tulsa. Here’s how the Mexican-American muralist got his start — and where he’s headed next.
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What can you find in east Tulsa’s Global District? Here’s everything you need to know.
Founded in 2020, the Tulsa Global District aims to improve the quality of life and highlight the multicultural community of east Tulsa.
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East Tulsa’s new Dragon Trail blends exercise, art and Asian American culture
The walking and biking trail honors the Asian American and Pacific Islander community through dragon-inspired storytelling.
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Who represents you in east Tulsa? Find your local, state leaders and how to reach them.
From Tulsa City Hall to the Oklahoma State Capitol, we rounded up everyone who represents the people of east Tulsa.
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Five years in, east Tulsa arts hub faces uncertain future
Art House Tulsa has one less leader and questions about its studio space and long-term funding. But its mission continues.