Councilor Anthony Archie and challenger Aaron Bisogno are in a rematch to represent west Tulsa. Voters will choose the winner Aug. 25.
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Posted inGovernment
Tulsa City Council District 2 race: Incumbent Anthony Archie faces rematch against challenger Aaron Bisogno
First-term incumbent Anthony Archie defeated opponent Aaron Bisogno two years ago by more than 1,000 votes.
Posted inCulture
Trio of Tulsans creates a new space for vintage vendors — and soon, a store of their own
Offline Tulsa Collective is the brainchild of two vintage retailers and a matcha maker. After their markets drew hundreds, they are opening a permanent space in the Pearl District.
Posted inBusiness
Oklahoma’s first IKEA could open ahead of schedule in Tulsa Hills shopping center
The influx of IKEA shoppers to west Tulsa means more traffic. A Monday town hall will address how roads in Tulsa Hills are changing to meet demand.
Posted inYour Money
Welcome to CHOP, the west Tulsa grocery store where shopping is for neighbors
CHOP sells locally-sourced foods, ready-made meals and national brands, plus coffee and ice cream. Its owners seek to make it a gathering place too, with community events on the horizon.
Posted inLa Semana
Route 66 car parade doesn’t include east and west Tulsa. They want you to come anyway.
The Route 66 Capital Cruise car parade leaves out most of east and west Tulsa. Officials are finding their own ways to attract visitors to their portion of the Mother Road.
Posted inGovernment
The showdown in Charles Page: Plans for a luxury RV park have neighbors at odds with a developer
As two visions emerge for the old Burger House property, answers won’t come until an upcoming zoning meeting.
Posted inHealth
How Tulsa is tapping opioid settlement funds for housing, treatment and hope
At west Tulsa’s Eden Village, funds from a class-action lawsuit against opioid companies are funding case workers and overdose reduction.
Posted inNews
This Tulsa park’s new trail makes it easier for people with disabilities to enjoy nature
The $1.1 million investment in Chandler Park is the latest upgrade to make Tulsa’s natural areas more accessible.
Posted inYour Money
Community gardens are sprouting up across Tulsa. Find one near you.
We pulled together a list of community gardens blossoming across Tulsa and what you need to know about starting your own.
Posted inSchools & Families
Fifth graders at Tulsa’s Clinton West Elementary report ‘terrible’ lunches to school board
While the majority of Tulsa Public Schools’ Monday meeting focused on district finances, letters from fifth grade students focused on dismal cafeteria menus.
Posted inNews
Food on the Move helps nearly 300 families with groceries after winter shutdowns
West Tulsa residents packed into Friday’s grocery giveaway, refilling their pantry shelves after Winter Storm Fern.