Nana’s Dim Sum & Dumplings has drawn crowds since opening its first Oklahoma location in south Tulsa last month.
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Tulsa’s new Latter-day Saints temple will bring ‘piece of heaven’ closer to 27K local church members
Southeast Tulsa will soon be home to Oklahoma’s second temple for members of the Mormon church. Church leaders want the sacred space to help build stronger families.
The year-round book sale at Peggy Helmerich Library was ordered to end. Now it’s back on.
Tulsa library management announced in February the Friends of Helmerich Library’s ongoing book sale would close. After pushback, the sale will continue.
Back to school in Tulsa means triple-digit heat, roadwork and extra patience. How should families prepare?
As students return to classes across the city, here’s the rundown on how Tulsa-area school districts are weathering heat waves and orange cones.
After a decade of promises, dirt is moving on $8.3M investment into Tulsa’s Fred Johnson Park
Tulsa officials have long vowed to reimagine the 33-acre park at 61st and Riverside. With money and plans in hand, construction is beginning and should be completed by next year.
Oasis Fresh Market has officially arrived in south Tulsa. Renovations on the new location have just begun.
Over the next two months, Oasis will replace the store’s signage, repaint the roof and bring in suppliers to fully transition the former Cox Cash Saver. It will remain open.
Aguas frescas are becoming Tulsa’s go-to beverage to survive summer
The owner of Viva La Vida food truck started with an Amazon shaved ice machine and a table. Now, she’s serving up aguas frescas — with plans to build a food truck park in south Tulsa.
Tulsa boba shop takes on new twist to its menu under Hispanic owner
Emanuel Sauz took over Boba Go, a boba shop in south Tulsa near Jenks, in October. Its offerings include horchata lattes and tres leche matcha.
Oasis Fresh Market to open third location in south Tulsa along with downtown store
Oasis announced it has acquired Cox Cash Saver and will transform the grocery store into a “higher-quality” Oasis location at 62nd and Peoria.
South Tulsa councilor has nearly $1M to spend. Here’s where it could be headed.
District 8 Councilor Phil Lakin still has close to a million dollars left to spend on capital projects. Here are some ways those funds can be used.
Latino businesses have boomed in Tulsa. Now, many are breaking into new markets.
Entrepreneurs at 918 Maples, Que Gusto and Dulce Vida Cafe say they use their businesses to educate customers about their cultures.
Where to meet Tulsa Flyer and The Oklahoma Eagle this week, Nov. 17-22
We don’t believe in reporting the news from our desks. Here is where you can find us the week of Nov. 17-22.