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White Lion pub announces closure after 27 years in Tulsa
TULSA, Okla. - The White Lion Pub, a Tulsa restaurant near East 71st Street and South Yale Avenue, will close Saturday, Nov.14. The pub announced the closure in a social media post that thanked Tulsa “and everyone who has visited us over the past 27 years.”. The post did...
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Tulsa Gets One Last Warm-Up Before Frost Bites And Sunday Rain Rolls In
Tulsa's Thursday forecast calls for sunny skies, but the easygoing fall weather has a colder sequel: frost is possible overnight and again Friday night. The city should still get one more sunny afternoon near 65 before the weekend turns noticeably chillier. Sunny Thursday, Colder Thursday Night. Temperatures will climb through...
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Doctors Gave Marilyn 6 to 8 Months 26 Years Ago. In Her 70s She Became a Flight Attendant: "I May Not Be the Best Flight Attendant, but I'm Happiest"
Some people slow down in their 70s. Marilyn Allred of Tulsa put on a uniform and went to work on airplanes. FOX23 News in Tulsa told her story in a report posted in late December 2022. The station said she had just started that year as a flight attendant, in her 70s, making a dream of hers come true. “I may not be the best flight attendant, but I’m happiest,” she told the station. She said she tries to greet everyone with a smile, and gets one right back. Getting there was not easy, and she kept it quiet at first. She told FOX23 she had not been to school in many years and did not know if she would pass training, and she did not want people to know if she failed. The station reported that memorizing 70 acronyms, studying and preparing were overwhelming at times. “I cried at night because I’m like, what are you doing? But I did it,” she said. This was not the first hard thing she had pushed through. Marilyn told the station she had inflammatory breast cancer 26 years earlier, at a time when she said the survival rate was 15%. One group
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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...
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Holiday events bring lights, festivities to Tulsa area
TULSA, Okla. - The Tulsa area is getting ready to celebrate the holiday season, with Christmas lights, festive displays and family-friendly activities popping up across the region. From downtown Sapulpa to Tulsa’s gardens and museums, here are some holiday events to add to your calendar this year. Arvest Winterfest.
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Free Guided Tours Take You Up Close To The Praying Hands Carved Into This Downtown Tulsa Church’s 255-Foot Tower
Some Tulsa landmarks wait politely for you to notice them. This one shoots a tower roughly 15 stories into the downtown skyline and practically dares you to keep driving. Built in the late 1920s during Oklahoma’s oil boom, it is often called one of the finest examples of Art Deco church design in the entire country. The best part for families on a budget is simple: the tour costs nothing.
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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...
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Veterans reflect on racism, sacrifice and service at Stutts House of Barbeque
Free barbecue was on the menu for Veterans Day at Stutts House of Barbeque. The north Tulsa staple gave away plates of chicken, ribs, bologna, links and slabs with sides of coleslaw, potato salad, baked beans and jambalaya to all veterans and their children to celebrate the early November holiday. x.
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TPS outlines next steps for families affected by school closures and consolidations
TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education held a special meeting on Thursday to discuss their plans for this school year and the upcoming year. In the next few weeks, TPS’ Family, Community, and Youth Engagement Team will be calling families who are impacted by the 17 schools being consolidated or closed next year.
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These 8 Oklahoma Restaurants Make Eating Gluten-Free Feel Easy
Some of the best meals in Oklahoma happen at places you would drive right past without a second look. For anyone who avoids gluten, finding one of those spots feels like striking gold, because ordering stops being a nervous guessing game. Picture walking into a plain little storefront, scanning the...
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Heart of the Matter: Tulsa doctor offers advice for managing an unfair workload
Dr. Brenda Lloyd-Jones encourages employees to use assertive communication, document their assignments and ask managers to help prioritize tasks before stress leads to burnout. Copy. Link copied. Email. Mary Green of K9 Manners and More says people should avoid running or making eye contact with an approaching dog and look...
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Scenes from the downtown Tulsa Route 66 Centennial Celebration
In cooperation with the Oklahoma Route 66 Centennial Commission, the Tulsa Arts District hosted a dynamic Route 66 Centennial Celebration presented by Cherokee Nation Businesses on Nov. 11, 2026 —100 years to the day from when U.S. Route 66 was officially established and commissioned as part of the new U.S. Numbered Highway System.
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West side church service offers solace in wake of tragedy
TULSA, (Okla.) — The candles at Cognizant Church did little to shed light on the question on everybody's mind. "God why did this happen?" But as Pastor Scott Bryan made clear, its moments like this that simply being together can help fill the vacuum of silence to that question.
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Indigenous food sovereignty group finds right fit with move to University of Tulsa
The move of an Indigenous food law and policy group to the University of Tulsa was already underway when the organization’s co-founder was named the school’s next president. In 2012, Stacy Leeds, a Cherokee Nation citizen, was coming off a class-action settlement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture...