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5 Best Italian Restaurants in Tulsa, Oklahoma that Will Make You Feel Like You’re in Rome
Tulsa, Oklahoma — a city where the Arkansas River bends through neighborhoods stitched with memory, where Art Deco spires rise above red-brick streets, and the scent of barbecue mingles with the laughter of families on warm, windy nights. Here, the city’s heart beats in the rhythm of church bells and mariachi bands, in the quiet pride of Black Wall Street, in the murals blooming across Greenwood and the neon glow of Route 66. Tulsa is a place where newcomers and old-timers, oil barons and artists, students and dreamers, all gather at tables to share stories and break bread.
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Frost and Freeze to Start Friday
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The Hand-Breaded Catfish Sandwich At This Oklahoma Barbecue Joint Is Unforgettable
This barbecue joint slow-smokes its meats over hickory. It burns around the clock, every single day, so the hickory is always ready for the next batch of meat. Then there’s the catfish. Each fillet gets breaded by hand and fried in peanut oil. Some of the recipes reportedly trace...
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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.
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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.
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'The Lowdown' Season 2 easter egg hunting: Episode 6, ‘Leaving and Coming Back’
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 six, “Leaving and Coming Back.”. Please note that this article might have minor spoilers, so read with...
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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.
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Construction begins on next St. Jude Dream Home in Owasso
TULSA, Okla. — Wednesday marked the start of the journey to build the next Tulsa St. Jude Dream Home. Epic Custom Homes is once again building the home in the Coves at Stone Canyon in Owasso. On Wednesday, they held a ceremonial groundbreaking on the lot. FOX23 is proud...
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Nowata PD Receives Donation for Two New Police Trucks
The Nowata Police Department received a donation from The A.E and Juanita Richardson Charitable Foundation for two 2026 Dodge pickup trucks. Nowata Police Chief Mike McElhaney discussed the donation. Your browser does not support the audio element. The vehicles are equipped with capabilities built for a police vehicle, including four-wheel...
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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.
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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...