Hanna
Hanna, OK · Municipal
okcfox.com
KOKI FOX 23
news9.com
Nearly $3 million terminal project underway at Seminole airport
SEMINOLE, Okla. - State and local officials broke ground Thursday on a nearly $3 million terminal at Jimmie Austin Seminole Regional Airport, marking the beginning of a project aimed at modernizing the airport and supporting economic growth. The $2.98 million project includes construction of a new 4,200-square-foot terminal with electrical,...
oklahomawatch.org
Eye on Oklahoma: IRS Records Show Huge Disparities for Coweta Charity
A Coweta charity reported less than $50,000 in annual revenue, while a charitable-giving nonprofit reported sending it more than $1.1 million in 2023 and 2024, raising questions about where the money went and how the foundation accounted for it. Jake Ramsey’s story, IRS Records Show Huge Disparities for Coweta Charity...
jenks.com
Temporary Closure of Pedestrian Bridge and Aquarium Drive (under the 96th Street Bridge) Beginning November 16th
Two projects near the East 96th Street Bridge, led by Energy Transfer and Public Service Company of Oklahoma, involve pipeline improvements and electrical transmission infrastructure work on both sides of the river. The project area for Energy Transfer, over the Arkansas River, will require temporary closures of nearby roadways, the...
KTUL
longeviquest.com
Lessie Randle, Oklahoma’s Oldest Resident, Turns 112
Lessie Randle, the oldest living person in the U.S. state of Oklahoma, is celebrating her 112th birthday today in Tulsa. Lessie Randle was born in Okmulgee County, Oklahoma, on 10 November 1914, to parents George Washington Benningfield and Katie May. She had had three sisters and one brother. Her parents were farmers, originally from Texas.
okenergytoday.com
Cherokee Nation takes stand against Inola smelter
The Cherokee Nation council voted this week to take a stand against the proposed $4 billion aluminum smelter at Inola. It was a unanimous vote in support of the Muscogee Creek nation’s ban on the smelter. The Cherokee Phoenix reported the council passed the resolution encouraging public and private entities to consult with all tribal nations potentially affected by the proposed aluminum smelter in Inola.
News On 6
Skip the cooking: Where to get Thanksgiving dinner in Tulsa
Thanksgiving is all about good food, full plates and spending time with the people you love, not being stuck in the kitchen all day. Luckily, Tulsa has plenty of options for premade Thanksgiving meals that make hosting a whole lot easier, whether you’re feeding the entire family or keeping things cozy this year. From ready-to-heat holiday feasts to classic sides and desserts, here’s where to find a delicious Thanksgiving dinner in Tulsa without the cooking chaos.
theokeagle.org
City Lights Village welcomes first tenants to north Tulsa tiny homes
City Lights Village, an affordable housing community for chronically homeless people in Tulsa, will celebrate its grand opening Friday. The community, located at 4467 N. Rockford Ave. in north Tulsa, will feature 75 one-bedroom homes when completed. Each unit includes a kitchen, is fully furnished and can be occupied by up to two people.
News On 6
What to Know About the ENGUARD Data Center in Tulsa
The ENGUARD Data Center facility at 611 S Elgin Ave in downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma, is an established component of the operational data center and digital infrastructure footprint of the Tulsa metro. What to know about the ENGUARD Data Center (Jackson Technical) Company / Operator: Jackson Technical (acquired by Centre Technologies...
News On 6
News On 6
Tulsa rescue owner due in court as animal rights activists plan protest
TULSA, Okla. - A Tulsa woman charged in a major animal cruelty investigation is expected in court Friday morning as animal rights activists plan to protest outside the courthouse. Sasha Smith, one of the owners of Mercy Sakes 2nd Chance Animal Rescue, is scheduled to appear at 9 a.m. Smith...
theokeagle.org
Long-awaited east Tulsa business center plans to open in fall 2027 after three-year delay
Next fall, small businesses and entrepreneurs will have a place to call home with the expected opening of east Tulsa’s business center. Now, the organization behind the project is hoping to bridge its funding gap. Eastside Rise broke ground on the center, which spans nearly 15,000 square feet, in...