You’re bound to find some treasures at the Vintage Tulsa Show this weekend.
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The Every Day Counts (EDC) 6 Webinar will be held by the Oklahoma State Transportation Innovation Council (STIC) on Tuesday, Feb.
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It was a very good year. In 2021, 17.7 million people visited Oklahoma, setting a record by generating $10.1 billion in direct visitor spending at a time when the travel industry was extremely hard hit by the pandemic.
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March 4 is “Music Educator Night at the Symphony” when The Tulsa Symphony performs “Alluring: An Evening of Opera” at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center.
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Route 66 covers almost 2,500 miles.
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Rainbow and brown trout thrive in the winter in Oklahoma. Several lakes in state parks are stocked with them, making it an excellent time for trout fishing.
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It may not be easy being green, but when it comes to total public and private green area per capita, Oklahoma ranks #3 out of 100 major cities in the U.
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It’s Girl Scout Cookie season! Every year around 200 million cookies are sold, representing around $800 million in revenue.
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The role of the American mayor was certainly highlighted during the 2020 pandemic.
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For the second year in a row, Rose State College has been named as one of the best community colleges in Oklahoma by Intelligent.
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Bar K, a dog park bar and restaurant opening in OKC on Feb.
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Since the 988 Mental Health Lifeline launched last summer, it’s received nearly 19,000 calls from Oklahomans across the state.
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988 is Oklahoma’s resource for mental health support, and the 988 website is your resource for answers to frequently asked questions.
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Don’t wait until spring to hit the trail.
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Students interested in joining the growing film industry can earn a degree from Rose State College in film studies or digital media.
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Guernsey partners with Feed the Children for No Hunger Holidays
No Hunger Holidays campaign launched in November with the goal to provide essentials and two million meals to families during the holidays.
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Philbrook Museum of Art is lit up for Festival Nights
Visit with Santa and stroll through galleries and gardens at Festival Night at the Philbrook Museum of Art in Tulsa.
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Our state qualifies for federal funding for broadband service, but the new Oklahoma Broadband Office could use our help.
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Oklahoma is one of only two states in the country that have an official state meal (Louisiana is the second).
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You can immerse yourself in all of your favorite scenes from the works of Vincent Van Gogh in a way you’ve never been able to before.
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Jeanie Webb, Rose State College’s first woman president, has overseen the investment of $36 million in construction and upgrades at the community college.
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The Oklahoma City-based construction materials company presented the keys to a 2013 Peterbilt truck to Reagan Volunteer Fire Chief.
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The Regional Food Bank, which leads the fight against hunger in Oklahoma, has partnered with Feeding America and the philanthropic arm of Google.
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For almost 60 years, the Hi-Way Cafe in Vinita has been a popular stop for old-fashioned hamburgers and other diner food on Route 66.
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Although some scenes were filmed in New York City, the ‘Tulsa King’ series was primarily shot in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma is ranked the No. 1 state in readiness for drone commerce. If you’d like to learn more, Rose State College is now offering a course.
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Lt. Drew Wofford from Oklahoma City made the news recently when he and a fellow member of the Navy launched a C-2A Greyhound …
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On Nov. 16, 1907, President Theodore Roosevelt signed the statehood proclamation giving birth to the State of Oklahoma.
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It’s been a rough couple of years in the tourism business, but the tourists have come back to Tulsa in a big way.
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Oklahoma Contemporary invites you to explore its new exhibition, La casa que nos inventamos: Contemporary Art From Guadalajara.
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If you are retired and have five weeks to spare as a volunteer, check out the new Give 5 Program by Healthy Living OKC Wellness Center.
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The 25-foot tree Bricktown Christmas tree will officially be lit at the Oklahoma City Tree Lighting Festival on Thursday, Nov. 17.