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Effort to help Vietnam Veteran save his home
TULSA, Okla. — Egg basket in one hand, oxygen can in the other, Montie Barham has just finished collecting eggs from his flock. It's one of the few carefree moments for this 75-year-old Vietnam veteran. "Hate to think I’d be homeless," he said. His home of 20 years...
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Indivisible Tulsa takes voting message to the streets ahead of Election Day
TULSA, Okla. — As the holiday weekend wraps up, all eyes are on Election Day and efforts are being made to make sure everyone gets to have their voice heard this election cycle. One way was through a voting caravan which went around Tulsa today spreading one message to...
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USPS moving mail sorting operations from Fayetteville to Oklahoma City
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Tulsa plans to turn part of 4th Street from one-way to two-way traffic
TULSA, Okla. — A major downtown Tulsa construction project will bring more than new pavement and waterlines. It will also change the way drivers navigate part of the city. The $3.2 million project along 4th Street stretches from Cincinnati Avenue to Lansing Avenue. Construction began about seven months ago and is expected to continue through April.
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Norman Village still lacks mailboxes
Problems of years past persist under new administration. For several years now, residents of Norman Village on campus have not been able to get letters or other similar mail delivered to them. Instead, all of their mail goes to the mailroom in the Allen Chapman Student Union on the other side of campus. This is because, a few years ago, the mailboxes were burned down and have not been replaced.
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Governor Amanda Clark’s legal ambush poses a far deadlier threat than rival mobsters in Tulsa King
Tulsa King - Source : Instagram/@tulsaking Dwight Manfredi has spent years dealing with mobs and gangsters, and each season has had him face some of his biggest foes. But Tulsa King season 4 brings a female foe who can hurt him without firing a single bullet. Manfredi has his way of dealing with rivals. He can make a smart deal before acting on anyone with violence. However, this season has him tackling a political figure who claims to be clean, and everything needs to be done by the book. Gretchen Mol plays Amanda Clark, a major adversary of Dwight Manfredi. In the third episode, she targets ...
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Where to meet the Tulsa Flyer and The Oklahoma Eagle this week, Nov. 2-7
We don’t believe in reporting the news from our desks. Led by Community Journalism Director Lexi Goodnough, our staff are on the ground, meeting residents where they live, work and play. Here is where you can find us the week of Nov. 2-7. Got an idea of where we...
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Severe weather threat prompts Tulsa to cancel Monday's Community Conversation
TULSA, Okla. — The City of Tulsa has canceled Monday night's Public Safety Community Conversation at the Hardesty Regional Library because of possible severe weather. City officials will host the next conversation this Thursday, November 5, at the Rudisill Regional Library from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. These community...
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Effort to help Vietnam veteran save his home
Near Ochelata, (OKLA.) — Egg basket in one hand, oxygen can in the other, Montie Barham has just finished collecting eggs from his flock. It's one of the few carefree moments for this 75-year-old Vietnam veteran. "Hate to think I’d be homeless," he said. His home of 20...
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Tribe opens affordable-rental housing in North Tulsa
TULSA – On Oct. 28, Cherokee Nation officials and North Tulsa community members gathered for the opening of a new affordable-rental housing project. The Housing Authority of the Cherokee Nation in collaboration with Green Country Habitat for Humanity and the city of Tulsa invested $1.35 million to bring seven Cherokee families affordable-rental units. Tribal funding of $450,000 came from the CN Housing, Jobs &Sustainable Communities Act. The remaining $900,000 was covered by grants through the city of Tulsa.
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Dwell in the IDL returns to downtown Tulsa after seven-year hiatus
TULSA, Okla. - The Tulsa Foundation for Architecture is bringing back Dwell in the IDL, a self-guided crawl of downtown Tulsa residences and other architectural spaces, on Sunday, Nov. 8. The event returns after a seven-year hiatus and will run from 1 to 5 p.m. The event is designed to...