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Wilderado is ready to help Tulsa celebrate Route 66’s birthday
Wilderado has spent a lot of time traveling along Route 66, and that doesn’t even count band members Max Rainer and Justin Kila’s relocation in 2018 from Los Angeles back to Tulsa. There have been many performances in Hollywood; Chicago; Santa Fe, New Mexico and more cities along...
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This Oklahoma Buffet Keeps The Chicken Fried Steak, Homemade Rolls And Cobbler Coming Until You Quit
I almost drove right past it, a plain little building on a quiet Oklahoma main street with nothing fancy out front. Then I walked in, smelled yeast rolls and white gravy, and spotted a dessert table that looked like a church potluck had gotten serious. One plate turned into two,...
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Oklahoma’s Owner-Run Catfish Spot Near Grand Lake Serves All-You-Can-Eat Fried Catfish and Hush Puppies
Some of the best meals in Oklahoma hide behind plain walls on quiet country highways. You pull in hungry, expecting a quick bite, and leave already planning your next trip back. That is exactly what happens at a little catfish house tucked into the hills of northeast Oklahoma, where the...
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This Old-School Oklahoma Burger Stand Still Makes Root Beer Every Morning And Pours It In Frosted Mugs
Some Tulsa traditions are older than the parents who keep them going. One of them sits on a busy south Tulsa street and has been flipping burgers for roughly 70 years. The real headliner here is not the grill, though. It is a house-made root beer, poured into a frosted...
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Claremore museum unveils 20-foot Big Red Gun along Route 66
CLAREMORE, Okla. - A new roadside landmark is preparing to make a bold impression along Route 66 in Claremore. The J.M. Davis Arms & Historical Museum will officially unveil the Big Red Gun, a 20-foot-tall red neon Colt pistol, during a celebration Friday, Oct. 30. The illuminated sculpture is part...
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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...
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Top of the town: The Summit Club continues its legacy of excellence with new leadership promoted from within
Thirty-two floors above Tulsa, William “Bill” Lyle stands at the windows of The Penthouse at The Summit Club. Behind him are the bar, piano, fireplace lounge and dining room. And beyond those — the kitchen that brought him here nine years ago. Earlier this year, Lyle became general manager on May 1. The kitchen remains part of his world, but his focus extends throughout the club.
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Walk Down a Hidden Stairway in Downtown Tulsa and You’ll Find Lavender Lattes in a Basement Art Gallery
Some of the best finds in Oklahoma are the ones you almost walk right past. Picture a plain back entrance, a set of stairs heading down, and no big sign begging for attention. Then you reach the bottom and find bright white walls, bold art, and the smell of fresh espresso. If you love a little mystery with your morning cup, this hidden spot is worth the search.
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Tulsa honey business owner receives string of unpaid pizza deliveries
TULSA, Okla. - James Deming, owner of Shadow Mountain Honey Company, says someone has been sending unpaid pizza orders to his home. Deming operates a self-serve honor stand on his front porch, where customers can purchase honey and leave payment. He said the business has operated for years, with the stand opening in 2018.
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Big birthdays: 10 Tulsa institutions celebrating 100 years
While the Route 66 Centennial is officially recognized this month, the Mother Road is not the only thing turning 100 in Tulsa this year. Catch up with these 10 Tulsa institutions also turning 100-years-old in 2026. Coney Island Hot Weiners. Jan. 8, 1926. When Greek immigrant Christ Economou came to...
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New book explores Muskogee’s violent Wild West history
MUSKOGEE, Okla. - A new book from local author Art Burton explores the violent frontier history of Muskogee, highlighting the outlaws, lawmen and gunfights that shaped the area during its territorial years. Burton is an expert on Oklahoma’s Bass Reeves and the history of African American and Native American outlaws...
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This Pawnee Steakhouse Used To Size You Up Through A One-Way Mirror Before Opening The Door
Some restaurants hand you a menu at the door. This one, as the old story goes, gave you a once-over first. In the small town of Pawnee, about an hour west of Tulsa, there is a steakhouse with a reputation big enough to pull families off Highway 412 and into a quiet historic downtown. People make the trip from Edmond, Tulsa, and Oklahoma City just to sit at its tables.
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Work of heart: Skiatook mural honors the past and present protectors of U.S. land
On a blazing Saturday in late July, the appearance of two young Osage citizens in traditional regalia hushes the chattering crowd gathered outside of the SAC Art Gallery in Skiatook. They begin to orbit one another in a slow, poetic dance, symbolically setting the stage for the afternoon’s big reveal.
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Ninety years of delighting shoppers: Margo's Gift Shop ushers in a new era with new owner
Amid the new normal of online shopping, Margo’s Gift Shop remains a cherished fixture in the Tulsa community. Nestled in a cozy corner of Utica Square, Margo’s has been serving customers from that location for more than 60 years by sticking to what it knows best: impeccable customer service, attention to detail and discerning taste.