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Country legend Roy Clark called Tulsa home. Now a street is named for him.
On a day when thousands of Tulsans went to the polls, hundreds took time Tuesday to take part in a celebration of the late country legend Roy Clark who called Tulsa home. There were even “Vote for Roy” pins handed out to everyone in attendance. Moments after Clark’s...
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1921 graves investigation team finishes sixth season at Oaklawn Cemetery
TULSA, Okla. - Officials with the 1921 Graves investigation wrapped up the sixth field season at Oaklawn Cemetery on Wednesday, November 5th. It is the latest archaeological and forensic work to determine whether additional unmarked graves connected to the Tulsa Race Massacre remain at the site. The field season began...
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OKC’s stepmom checks off bucket list with Saturday Cain’s Ballroom performance
When stepmom takes the stage inside Tulsa’s historic Cain’s Ballroom Saturday night, the Oklahoma City band will have reached a major milestone in their career. “We are extremely excited to play Cain’s Ballroom,” said vocalist and guitarist Lindsey Cox. “This venue has been on our bucket list since the beginning.”
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'The Lowdown' Season 2 easter egg hunting: Episode 5, 'A Dog with Two Tails'
We’re back at it again with more Easter eggs from Sterlin Harjo’s “The Lowdown” as season 2 is now airing. We’re doing a deep dive into episode five, “A Dog with Two Tails.”. Please note that this article might have minor spoilers, so read...
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Tulsa’s Día de los Muertos Arts Festival returns for its 32nd year
TULSA, Okla. - One of Tulsa’s largest cultural festivals is returning this weekend, bringing together the community to remember loved ones who have died. The Día de los Muertos Arts Festival, hosted by Living Arts of Tulsa, will celebrate its 32nd year on Friday, Nov. 6. The free event will feature community-created altars, food trucks, vendors and live entertainment.
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Here to stay: the legacy of Native American art
Santa Fe’s annual Native American Showcase was held on Oct. 29, hosted by the Native American Student Association in collaboration with Edmond Indian Education. The Edmond Indian Education Department focuses on providing academic support, cultural enrichment and college and career resources for Native American Students. The event brought students...
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Tulsa Performing Arts Center to host Phantom of the Opera
TULSA, Okla. — The Tulsa Performing Arts Center will host Phantom of the Opera Nov. 18-29. Celebrity Attractions said Cameron Mackintosh presents a revitalized new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical. Phantom of the Opera, which reopened in 2021, features Maria Bjornson's original design and is based on the...
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Dwight's refusal to pay Quiet Ray could bring Turco to Tulsa while he's busy fighting Governor Clark
NEW YORK, NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 16: Frank Grillo (L) and Sylvester Stallone attend "Tulsa King" Season 3 New York Screening on September 16, 2025 in New York City. (Photo by Rob Kim/Getty Images): Source-Getty Images For starters, it’s a no-brainer that Dwight Manfredi is facing a huge challenge in Tulsa King Season 4. The state's governor, Amanda Clark, has managed to target his businesses, destroying $150 million worth of his 50-year-old bourbon whiskey. Although Dwight is on the lookout for ways to retaliate, he may be having more than one fight to worry about. It turns out that in the lates...
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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...