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Woodward Park renovation project completed with fall plantings
TULSA, Okla - A year-long construction project at Woodward Park is complete, transforming the northwest corner of the park with restored ponds, small waterfalls, terraced garden beds, and new walkways. The City of Tulsa marked the occasion with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on the arched bridge, one of the most photographed spots at the park.
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Downtown Tulsa's Arvest Winterfest Returns With 60-Foot Ice Slide, Half-Price Deals
Downtown Tulsa's ice rink is thawing out from its off-season slumber, and the 19th annual Arvest Winterfest is set to open Friday, Nov. 27, running through Sunday, Jan. 3. The holiday tradition returns to Third Street and Denver Avenue with outdoor ice skating and a lineup of other cold-weather activities, anchored once again by the River Spirit Casino Resort ice slide, a 60-foot run that riders take on in a tube.
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Route 66 art exhibit opens at Mother Road Market
A new participatory artwork exhbit focused on the Route 66 centennial launched Friday at Mother Road Market. The Route 66: Lost, Found Office is a project by Senior Audience Development Lead at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History Adam Rozan. With the help of an entire program of University of Tulsa students, the exhibit invited the public to donate found objects related to the history of Route 66.
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Vision Arts 8 offers up to $50,000 per project for Tulsa-based arts proposals
TULSA, Okla. — The City of Tulsa's Office of Public Art & Community Partnerships (OPACP), in partnership with the Tulsa Arts Commission, announced the eighth cycle of Vision Arts grants, with $150,000 available to support innovative arts and cultural projects across Tulsa. "Vision Arts is an opportunity to invest...
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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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The Little Italian Market in Oklahoma City Where Pastries Rival Anything in New York
Some of the best meals in Oklahoma hide behind ordinary storefronts on busy streets you have driven past a hundred times. I walked in expecting a quick plate of pasta and walked out still thinking about warm bread and a dessert that tasted like a cloud. The room felt like...
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A New Leaf poinsettia sale runs through Dec. 23 to support disability programs
Tulsa, Okla. — Get ready for the holidays with poinsettias from A New Leaf. Now through Dec. 23, you can order flowers for the holiday season while supporting a local nonprofit. A New Leaf is continuing its annual tradition of selling poinsettias to support programs for people with intellectual...
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Flavor of Oklahoma: Tulsa siblings share family heritage through Caribbean cuisine at Sisserou’s
Ilana and Eben Velazquez bring the flavors of their parents’ homeland of Dominica to Tulsa, including family recipes like their mother’s stewed oxtail. Find their restaurant: 107 N Boulder Ave C, Tulsa, OK 74103. Copy. Link copied. Email. Meteorologist Stephen Nehrenz breaks down Oklahoma’s unusually warm October, including...
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Tulsa Puts A Million-Dollar Match Behind Shelter Pets
A million-dollar gift could turn into twice the love for Tulsa's homeless pets. The Tulsa Community Foundation has created a million-dollar fund for the city's animal shelter and is challenging the community to match it. The money will help pay for medical equipment and safety upgrades as the shelter prepares...
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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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This Oklahoma Sausage Factory Smokes Brats So Authentic You’ll Swear You Crossed Into A German Village
Tulsa has plenty of places to grab a quick lunch, but very few can make a person feel like they just stepped off a train in Bavaria. On a busy stretch of south Tulsa, one family-style eatery has been quietly serving housemade sausages and hearty German-Austrian plates to folks who crave the real thing.