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Fresh look: Lani and Stone Salon settles in to new Route 66 space
In February, Lani and Stone owner and stylist Aubrey Stone received the keys to her salon’s new home. The space — just across from the Meadow Gold sign on historic Route 66 (1335 E. 11th St., Suite D) — is more than two and a half times the size of her previous salon, which Stone started on Cherry Street with a team of five in 2022.
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Tulsa Artists' Coalition combines Halloween festivities with pop-up art exhibit
TULSA, Okla. — The Tulsa Artists’ Coalition is mixing art with Halloween fun. TAC hosted a costume party and pop-up art exhibit Friday night. “Sunday Collection II” featured paintings, sculptures, and other works by member artists of the Splits Program, which has artists work in pairs on shared pieces.
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Tulsa Community Foundation creates “Forever Fund” for Tulsa Animal Services
TULSA, Okla. - The Tulsa Community Foundation has created a permanent endowment for Tulsa Animal Services, with the aim of providing long-term income for the shelter to replace and upgrade equipment. The launch of the campaign, called “Be a Hero Tulsa,” comes as TAS prepares to move into a new...
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‘It’s just not making enough money’: Greenwood’s Silhouette Sneakers to close
Silhouette Sneakers & Art will close up shop Thursday after seven years on Black Wall Street due to low sales. The sneaker shop was known for reselling high-end footwear, typically retro Jordans, classic Nike shoes like Dunks and other athletic attire. “It’s nothing deep about it. It’s just not making...
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Unflagging popularity: Since its first batch, Dead Armadillo’s Tulsa Flag remains a top seller
Tulsa Flag, an American blonde ale that has become a calling card for Dead Armadillo Craft Brewing at 1004 E. Fourth St., almost didn’t happen. Founder and brewer Tony Peck said “no” a couple of times to the request before agreeing to brew the beverage that became Dead Armadillo’s biggest seller.
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The History of Cain’s Ballroom: How a Tulsa Garage Became a Legendary Music Venue
Cain’s Ballroom in Tulsa has welcomed countless performers over the past 90-plus years, many who were well-known at the time and others who were just starting to sing or play their way to success. The now famous and nationally recognized music venue got its start as a personal garage...
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City of Tulsa Animal Services prepares for move to new shelter
TULSA, Okla. - City of Tulsa Animal Services is one step closer to moving into a brand-new facility. This much-needed upgrade has been years in the making, but staff says there’s still a lot to be done in the coming weeks. Deputy director Colton Jones says he’s hoping to...
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Vintage Market Days Returns to Creek County Fairgrounds
Shoppers looking for unique finds, handmade treasures, and a little holiday inspiration will have plenty to explore when Vintage Market Days of Tulsa return to the Creek County Fairgrounds November 13th through the 15th. This year’s holiday-themed event titled “Shoppe Around the Corner,” will bring together a variety of carefully...
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‘He knows his love’s in Tulsa’ : Brooks returns to BOK
Oklahoma State University's Homecoming Walkaround comes with its very own live soundtrack, and you can thank the Southern Accents for part of that. On the lawn of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, The Southern Accents performed covers of popular country hits while masses of alumni, students, family and other OSU fans attended the event.
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Centennial celebration: Route 66’s 100th birthday combines with Veterans Day for a packed itinerary
Although the party started months ago, Nov. 11 is the official birthday of Route 66. The Mother Road is turning 100, and there is a lot to celebrate with a full lineup of activities, many of which are free and open to the public. Because Route 66’s centennial birthday coincides...
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Hard Rock to welcome country singer-songwriter and ‘The Voice’ winner Craig Wayne Boyd Nov. 25
TULSA, Okla. — A Texas native with roots in traditional country, Southern rock and gospel, country singer-songwriter and “The Voice” winner Craig Wayne Boyd heads to Track 5. inside Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa on Wednesday, Nov. 25, at 8 p.m. Boyd captured national attention with...
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Tulsa Regulars Quietly Guard These 9 Hole-in-the-Wall Oklahoma Eateries Behind Faded Signs
Some of the best meals I have ever eaten in Oklahoma came from places I almost drove right past. A sun-bleached sign, a tiny building, and a parking lot full of pickup trucks usually mean something good is cooking inside. These spots will not win any beauty contests, but they...
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Man Spent 2 Years Building an 80-Foot Concrete Whale for Wife’s Anniversary Gift — 54 Years Later, It’s a Beloved Route 66 Attraction
Zoologist Hugh Davis and friend Harold Thomas built the mammal by welding metal framework and applying hand-mixed cement one five-gallon bucket at a time
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These 6 Oklahoma Kitchens Serve Caribbean Comfort Food in Portions Big Enough for Tomorrow’s Lunch
Some of the best meals in Oklahoma come from places you might drive past without a second look. A small counter, a parked food truck, or a quiet downtown storefront can hide plates piled high with jerk chicken, oxtail, and rice that smells like a vacation. You order one meal,...
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What Caught My Eye: Local embroidery business shows support for J-Dub after injury
Storm tracker Hank Brown bowling scores, Jason Momoa plays in Tulsa and a local business shows J-Dub love with embroidered items are catching the News 9 team’s eye. Doctor Lacey Anderson says a Nanoknee is a minimally invasive knee replacement approach. It uses regional blocks and light sedation rather than general anesthesia. It uses a muscle-sparing technique with smaller incisions to help preserve healthy ligaments, tendons, and bone.
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Tulsa Hosting 100th Birthday Party for Route 66
Tulsa is throwing a birthday party on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, with the day-long Oklahoma Route 66 Centennial Celebration, presented by Cherokee Nation Businesses. As the Capital of Route 66®, Tulsa and the Oklahoma Route 66 Centennial Commission invite attendees to journey throughout downtown Tulsa and the arts district, culminating with a street party, birthday cake, and live music.