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For the first time, Tulsans serve in both the state’s two highest offices. A year after their elections, Gov. Kevin Stitt and Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell share their vision and strategy for Oklahoma.
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Working with Disrupt Tulsa and Silhouette Sneakers and Art, students design clothing to learn how art and business can mix.
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In a highly successful first year for Stitt, the governor's toughest challenge is attempting to negotiate new terms for the tribal gaming compact.
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For the first time, Tulsans serve in both the state’s two highest offices. A year after their elections, Gov. Kevin Stitt and Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell share their vision and strategy for Oklahoma.
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Today, as in its beginnings, its “Nutcracker” is a winter flame at the center of a living legacy.
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Lowood, with its elevated menu and approachable atmosphere, is a recent addition to the Tuls…
Restaurants might come and go in Tulsa, but many have made their mark on our city’s history …
Due to road work, the Cherry Street Farmers' Market will not be on Cherry Street in 2020.
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In 2013, Stan and Barbara Grogg started the nonprofit Power of a Nickel to continue their medical service.
The Tulsa Schweitzer Fellowship views health as not just an absence of disease, but as a complete state of physical, mental and social well-being.
The program allows caregivers and their elderly clients who suffer memory issues a chance to share new experiences and learning opportunities.
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