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Tulsa Films shares vintage footage from early days of KOTV and local legends
A video compilation from Tulsa Films takes viewers back through the early days of local television in Tulsa, featuring vintage footage of KOTV, familiar faces like Betty Boyd and Lee Woodward, and a look at how TV news and weather have changed over the decades. The clips offer a nostalgic look at the people and personalities who helped shape Tulsa television. For more information, visit TulsaFilms.com.
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Tulsa’s Admiral Twin, the Drive-In From The Outsiders, Still Plays Double Features Through Your Car Radio
Some of the best places in Oklahoma do not look like much when you first pull up. You see a gravel lot, a ticket booth, and a snack bar that smells like fresh popcorn and hot burgers. Then the sun goes down, a giant screen lights up, and you realize...
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This 1948 Oklahoma Theater Is The Last Roxy Left In The State And It Still Shows Movies
Some movie houses get bulldozed for parking lots, and some stubbornly keep the lights on for generation after generation. Downtown Muskogee has one of the stubborn ones, a single-screen survivor from 1948 that still runs films, hosts concerts, and fills its seats for an annual festival. Families have made two-hour...
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Events in Tulsa This Weekend for Families: Nov. 5-8
Wondering what to do this weekend? Let TulsaKids help! Below, you'll find our top weekend picks for Nov. 5-8, 2026. Find even more events in our community calendar. **Please note: Check websites or call the event organizer for pricing info and to confirm details, as they can change. 1. Come...
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Oklahoma’s Gem Of A Used Bookstore Stacks So Many Books You’ll Need A Whole Saturday
I only meant to pop in for one paperback, maybe ten minutes, tops. Hours later, my arms were full, my phone was low, and I had forgotten all about lunch. Somewhere in Oklahoma, tucked into an ordinary strip of storefronts, sits a used bookstore so big it quietly eats up your whole day. If you love a good hunt and a fair price, this is a place worth planning a Saturday around.
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Rooted and real: Emmanuel Wayne on carving out his own path in country music with EP 'New Boots'
Born and raised in Oklahoma, local musician Emmanuel Wayne is gearing up to release his EP “New Boots” on Nov. 13. Grounded in real life, Wayne seamlessly blends classic Americana and country with his own unique and raw authenticity. To celebrate his new release, Wayne will be playing a show at The Shrine on Nov. 15.
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Wilderado is ready to help Tulsa celebrate Route 66’s birthday
Wilderado has spent a lot of time traveling along Route 66, and that doesn’t even count band members Max Rainer and Justin Kila’s relocation in 2018 from Los Angeles back to Tulsa. There have been many performances in Hollywood; Chicago; Santa Fe, New Mexico and more cities along...
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Tulsa 10: Nov. 3-9
The University of Tulsa’s Women’s Basketball team will kick off their season on Nov. 3 with as they take on the Incarnate World Cardinals at the Reynolds Center. The game starts at 6:30 p.m., so come on out and cheer on this Tulsa team. Tickets cost $11.50. More information here.
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Claremore museum unveils 20-foot Big Red Gun along Route 66
CLAREMORE, Okla. - A new roadside landmark is preparing to make a bold impression along Route 66 in Claremore. The J.M. Davis Arms & Historical Museum will officially unveil the Big Red Gun, a 20-foot-tall red neon Colt pistol, during a celebration Friday, Oct. 30. The illuminated sculpture is part...
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Governor Amanda Clark’s legal ambush poses a far deadlier threat than rival mobsters in Tulsa King
Tulsa King - Source : Instagram/@tulsaking Dwight Manfredi has spent years dealing with mobs and gangsters, and each season has had him face some of his biggest foes. But Tulsa King season 4 brings a female foe who can hurt him without firing a single bullet. Manfredi has his way of dealing with rivals. He can make a smart deal before acting on anyone with violence. However, this season has him tackling a political figure who claims to be clean, and everything needs to be done by the book. Gretchen Mol plays Amanda Clark, a major adversary of Dwight Manfredi. In the third episode, she targets ...
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Dwell in the IDL returns to downtown Tulsa after seven-year hiatus
TULSA, Okla. - The Tulsa Foundation for Architecture is bringing back Dwell in the IDL, a self-guided crawl of downtown Tulsa residences and other architectural spaces, on Sunday, Nov. 8. The event returns after a seven-year hiatus and will run from 1 to 5 p.m. The event is designed to...
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This Old Route 66 Boarding House In Claremore Gives Every Book Genre Its Very Own Room
Most bookstores keep their shelves in one big room, but one shop in Claremore had other plans. It moved into a real boarding house that is about a century old and gave each book genre a room of its own. There is a claw foot tub stuffed with books, a...
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Walk Down a Hidden Stairway in Downtown Tulsa and You’ll Find Lavender Lattes in a Basement Art Gallery
Some of the best finds in Oklahoma are the ones you almost walk right past. Picture a plain back entrance, a set of stairs heading down, and no big sign begging for attention. Then you reach the bottom and find bright white walls, bold art, and the smell of fresh espresso. If you love a little mystery with your morning cup, this hidden spot is worth the search.
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New book explores Muskogee’s violent Wild West history
MUSKOGEE, Okla. - A new book from local author Art Burton explores the violent frontier history of Muskogee, highlighting the outlaws, lawmen and gunfights that shaped the area during its territorial years. Burton is an expert on Oklahoma’s Bass Reeves and the history of African American and Native American outlaws...
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Work of heart: Skiatook mural honors the past and present protectors of U.S. land
On a blazing Saturday in late July, the appearance of two young Osage citizens in traditional regalia hushes the chattering crowd gathered outside of the SAC Art Gallery in Skiatook. They begin to orbit one another in a slow, poetic dance, symbolically setting the stage for the afternoon’s big reveal.
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Tulsa King’s new governor has an agenda that could make Dwight’s enemies even more dangerous
NEW YORK, NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 16: Sylvester Stallone attends "Tulsa King" Season 3 New York Screening on September 16, 2025 in New York City. (Photo by Rob Kim/Getty Images): Source-Getty Images Dwight Manfredi has spent years building his name in Tulsa, but he now has a challenge in front of him, which is represented by someone who does not need to send his gang to scare him into accomplishing his goals. In the new season of Tulsa King, Season 4, the new governor, Amanda Clark (Thresher's lieutenant governor), takes over after Cal Thresher and Dwight's girlfriend Margaret die in a mysterious...
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The View From Up Here: WWII Warbirds Land in Tulsa
Take to the skies with Osage SkyNews 6 pilot Dustin Stone and photographer Scott Steffen! This week, Dustin and Scott share aerial views and stories from Tulsa International Airport, where historic World War II aircraft visited, including the B-29 FIFI and B-24 Diamond Lil. They also cover Highway 69 construction in Muskogee and a vehicle on a sidewalk at Utica Square in Tulsa.