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Tulsa 'stronger every single day', Mayor Nichols says in State of the City
TULSA, Okla. — Mayor Monroe Nichols shined Tulsa's bright spots in his annual State of the City on Nov. 10, but also answered on controversial issues from his second year in office. First, Mayor Nichols signaled optimism for his goal to bring the city to net-zero homelessness by 2030.
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Wellston student brings wins ribbons at Tulsa State Fair
A Wellston teenager brought home several ribbons, including Best of Breed, at the Tulsa State Fair Rabbit Show last month, according to a press release. Emilie Keeter, 17 and a senior at Insight School of Oklahoma, competed at the fair’s Rabbit Show on Oct. 10. She received Best of Breed and second in re serve with her palomino buck and second place with her mini lop doe, the release said.
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PC Commission meeting minutes Nov. 9
PONCA CITY — The Ponca City Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Nov. 9. Mayor Kelsey Wagner called the meeting to order, which was followed by the pledge of allegiance. Commissioners Stephanie Austin, Garrett Bowers and Annette Newcomb attended. Commissioner Robert Bodick was absent. CONSENT AGENDA. Under...
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Union Public Schools proposes $200 million bond package
Without debate, Union Public Schools' board approved a request Monday night to send a $200 million bond package to voters in early 2027. The five-year proposal will be on the Feb. 9, 2027 ballot and has two propositions. Proposition 1 would provide $193 million for textbooks and building improvements, such...
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Cherokee Council endorses Chief Hoskin’s Inola smelter stance, honors veterans at monthly meeting
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — At the Council of the Cherokee Nation November meeting, an Army veteran was honored, and the council approved a resolution endorsing Chief Hoskin on the Inola Smelter. The Council unanimously passed a resolution encouraging public and private entities to consult with all tribal nations potentially affected...
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Council Oak Tree Ceremony crosses 40-year milestone
“We gather here at the Council Oak to remember the strength, resilience, of our ancestors, to honor the history rooted in this place and reflect on the traditions that continue to guide the Muscogee people. May today bring us together in gratitude and renew our commitment to carrying their teachings forward.” – Representative Galen Cloud.
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Shadowgrass returns to Tulsa for bluegrass showcase at Venue Shrine
Tulsans packed The Venue Shrine on Saturday to see Shadowgrass return to Tulsa for a night of bluegrass music. Shadowgrass formed in 2014 in the Blue Ridge Mountains region of Virginia and North Carolina. The band is composed of childhood friends Clay Russell (banjo), Luke Morris (mandolin) and Kyser George (guitar), who began playing together as preteens, plus fiddler Madison Morris and bassist Evan Campfield.
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Oklahoma AG seeks ownership records for proposed Inola aluminum smelter
INOLA, Okla. - Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is asking a Rogers County judge to require companies behind a proposed aluminum smelter in Inola to disclose ownership information, including whether public officials or their relatives have financial interests in the project. The request, filed Monday, Nov. 9, expands Drummond’s lawsuit...
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Residents cite safety concerns, poor communication at Southern Hills retirement community
TULSA, Okla. — Residents at Southern Hills Retirement Community say ongoing elevator problems and a lack of communication from management in recent weeks have left them worried about safety and unsure where to turn for help. Will Clark, an 80-year-old resident who said he has lived at Southern Hills...
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Tulsa 10: Nov. 10-16
Gilcrease Museum will host the Annual Eddie Faye Gates Program on Nov. 10 at 5:30 p.m. Featuring the likes of Don Thompson, Michelle Burdex, Lynn Wallace and Autumn Brown, the panel of guests will explore the lasting impact of Eddie Faye Gates’ work. Taking place at Rudisill Regional Library, this event is free to attend, though registration is required. More information here.