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40 years of telling Tulsa's story: Former TulsaPeople Magazine staff reflect on memories from four decades of Langdon Publishing

This month marks exactly 40 years since the first issue of TulsaPeople Magazine hit racks across the city. Established by publisher Jim Langdon with support from his wife Juley Roffers, who later became the company’s president, the magazine was designed to dive into the social, cultural and commercial news of the city, which at the time was reconciling with its own identity as the “Oil Capital of the World” amid a historic collapse of global crude oil prices.

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Lynch seeks House District 16 seat

Age — 58 Current town — Okmulgee. Hometown — Born and raised in rural Pennsylvania; graduated from Manheim Central High School in Manheim, Pennsylvania. Education — Education for Ministry (EfM), Sewanee School of Theology; associate degrees in psychology and literature, Tulsa Community College; associate degree in ministry fundamentals, Rhema Bible College; bachelor’s degree in sociology with a minor in literature, University of Tulsa; master’s degree in counseling, Northeastern State University; LPC/LADC candidate under supervision (professional counseling and drug and alcohol counseling)

Oklahoma · 9d

Country Herald

Oklahoma Halloween: OKC-Tulsa Safety Tips for Saturday, Oct. 31

From Oklahoma City to Tulsa, these 10 precautions can help families enjoy a safer Halloween night.

Oklahoma · 11d

News On 6

Game of the Week: Broken Arrow vs Bixby

Ahead of the election, Oklahomans are preparing to decide the future of a new jail. Criminal Justice Advisory Council Chair Tony Tyler joins Oklahoma’s Own Political Analyst Scott Mitchell to discuss why a new facility is needed. Watch News On 6 Saturday AM Newscast 10/31/2026 now. 18 hours ago.

Bixby, OK · 8d

KOKI FOX 23

94% of people stay housed, city says, as Safe Move Tulsa decommissions 13 homeless camps

TULSA, Okla. — The City of Tulsa has decommissioned 13 additional homeless encampments along Admiral, from Yale to Memorial, as part of the Safe Move Tulsa initiative. The organization has connected 85 additional people to housing opportunities, and Safe Move Tulsa expects to surpass its goal of housing 300 people in the next few weeks.

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Tulsa City leaders discuss homelessness funding

TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa City leaders are looking at the money used by Safe Move Tulsa, an initiative to combat homelessness downtown. Outreach teams are reporting fewer encounters downtown, but how many people are actually getting into housing, as opposed to just going somewhere else, is still a question.

Tulsa, OK · 10d

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Tulsa City Council approves plan to better preserve historically black artifacts

After lengthy discussion, Tulsa City Council approved a plan to better preserve artifacts found in historically black communities. 2 News Oklahoma's TJ Eckert has more.

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Cherokee Nation tribal council opposes Inola Smelter

2 News' Isabel Flores breaks down how the Cherokee nation's tribal council has decided to stand alongside the Muscogee Creek Nation in the ongoing dilemma regarding the proposed aluminum smelter in Inola.

Inola, OK · 8d

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Oklahoma Hands Tulsa DA $500K More to Fight Muscogee Nation Over Tribal Jurisdiction

Muscogee (Creek) Nation Reservation — Focus Of Jurisdiction Dispute. Oklahoma lawmakers voted this week to hand Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler another $500,000 to keep fighting the Muscogee Nation in a jurisdictional dispute over who can prosecute minor crimes on the tribe's reservation. The money arrives weeks before a federal appeals court is set to hear arguments that could reshape criminal jurisdiction across a huge swath of eastern Oklahoma.

Oklahoma · 12d

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City of Tulsa Animal Services prepares for move to new shelter

TULSA, Okla. - City of Tulsa Animal Services is one step closer to moving into a brand-new facility. This much-needed upgrade has been years in the making, but staff says there’s still a lot to be done in the coming weeks. Deputy director Colton Jones says he’s hoping to...

Tulsa, OK · 11d

Parent Diaries

Olathe Public Schools Will Close Five Elementary Schools and Indian Trail Middle School After a 7-0 Board Vote, Moving About 2,200 Students

Olathe's school board voted 7-0 to close Indian Trail Middle and five elementary schools after 2026-27, affecting about 2,200 students. What families need to know. The post Olathe Public Schools Will Close Five Elementary Schools and Indian Trail Middle School After a 7-0 Board Vote, Moving About 2,200 Students appeared first on parentdiaries.com .

Olathe, KS · 12d

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Vintage Market Days Returns to Creek County Fairgrounds

Shoppers looking for unique finds, handmade treasures, and a little holiday inspiration will have plenty to explore when Vintage Market Days of Tulsa return to the Creek County Fairgrounds November 13th through the 15th. This year’s holiday-themed event titled “Shoppe Around the Corner,” will bring together a variety of carefully...

Tulsa, OK · 11d

KOSU

Cherokee Nation Tribal Council committee opposes Inola smelter

The Cherokee Nation Rules Committee unanimously approved a resolution formally opposing the controversial aluminum smelter planned for Inola on Thursday.

Inola, OK · 9d

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Centennial celebration: Route 66’s 100th birthday combines with Veterans Day for a packed itinerary

Although the party started months ago, Nov. 11 is the official birthday of Route 66. The Mother Road is turning 100, and there is a lot to celebrate with a full lineup of activities, many of which are free and open to the public. Because Route 66’s centennial birthday coincides...

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Final domestic violence town hall, state legislature study tackle state crisis

Domestic Violence Awareness Month is almost over, but Tulsa-area non-profits say the need for awareness and action never ends - especially when Oklahoma ranks among the worst states.

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Oklahoma leaders raise concerns over federal election monitors ahead of midterms

Federal election monitors are expected in three Oklahoma counties on Election Day, but some state leaders are questioning their presence

Oklahoma · 12d

KTUL

Cherokee Nation to purchase apartments in north Tulsa

TULSA, Okla. — The Cherokee Nation is set to purchase apartments in north Tulsa for Cherokee families to move into. It will be Cherokee Nation's first apartments in north Tulsa. The Houising Authority of the Cherokee Nation (HACN) has entered an agreement with Green Country Habitat for Humanity to...

Tulsa, OK · 12d

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Tulsa Hosting 100th Birthday Party for Route 66

Tulsa is throwing a birthday party on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, with the day-long Oklahoma Route 66 Centennial Celebration, presented by Cherokee Nation Businesses. As the Capital of Route 66®, Tulsa and the Oklahoma Route 66 Centennial Commission invite attendees to journey throughout downtown Tulsa and the arts district, culminating with a street party, birthday cake, and live music.

Tulsa, OK · 12d

2 News Oklahoma KJRH Tulsa

Port Muskogee receives more than $11M in funding for infrastructure upgrades

Port Muskogee is receiving more than $11M in federal funding to replace aging infrastructure, an investment local business owners hope will bring more economic opportunities to the community.

Muskogee, OK · 11d

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