White Oak
White Oak, OK · Municipal
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2026 Holiday Events in Tulsa
Whether you’re looking to hear some live holiday music, see a glittering light display or shop ‘til you drop, this season’s packed holiday events calendar has it all. Christmas in Broken Arrow Tree Lighting & Kick-Off Kick off the holiday season with the annual Christmas tree lighting...
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Nextdoor map highlights popular Halloween neighborhoods in Tulsa area
TULSA, Okla. - Families looking for places to trick-or-treat in the Tulsa metro can use Nextdoor’s Halloween treat map to find neighborhoods with active participation, decorations and Halloween events. The neighborhood app recently highlighted several Tulsa-area neighborhoods as some of the most active Halloween destinations based on activity on...
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News On 6 Saturday AM Newscast 10/31/2026
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. 6 hours ago. Daran Tucker of Financial Planning Resources says understanding your...
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Tulsa Artists' Coalition combines Halloween festivities with pop-up art exhibit
TULSA, Okla. — The Tulsa Artists’ Coalition is mixing art with Halloween fun. TAC hosted a costume party and pop-up art exhibit Friday night. “Sunday Collection II” featured paintings, sculptures, and other works by member artists of the Splits Program, which has artists work in pairs on shared pieces.
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Tulsa Hotel Tax Increase Questions
Analysis: The Tulsa City Council offers a Hotel Tax Proposition November 3rd that has hotel operators in the suburbs cheering. Apparently Council Clowns are eager to drive business away. If passed, locals and regular visitors will likely transition to the many suburbs. Tulsa hotels and restaurants may suffer if regular customers flee. Even downtown convention properties may see reductions as most convention planners track hotel taxes before they book a city.
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Claremore council approves $75M-plus infrastructure plan funded by 2025 sales tax
CLAREMORE, Okla. — Claremore city officials have approved more than $75 million in infrastructure projects funded by a voter-approved sales tax, targeting improvements to streets, electric service, water and sewer systems, and stormwater drainage. The Claremore City Council approved the package as part of the city's effort to modernize...
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Cyndi Munson visits Okmulgee ahead of general election
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Cyndi Munson returned to Okmulgee Monday, discussing public education, rural health care and her proposed pause on new data center projects as residents raised questions about transparency and local control. Munson, an Oklahoma City state representative and House Democratic leader, spoke at Mabrey Bank during her second...
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TPS board approves Zarrow move
It’s official: Zarrow International School is moving. Tulsa Public Schools’ board voted 6-0 Thursday to approve Superintendent Ebony Johnson’s recommendation to relocate the Spanish language immersion school to Hoover Elementary starting next year. With the move, Zarrow will add about 65 seats across pre-kindergarten and kindergarten starting...
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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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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.
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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.