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Election Day is on Tuesday, Nov. 3, but many citizens are choosing to vote early or cast their vote by mail this year

Tulsa’s Turkey Mountain is hosting a Halloween extravaganza that is sure to leave visitors thrilled and terrified.

Jimmy B’s is a new concept from Hal Smith Restaurants with a selection of hand-rolled sushi, hearty salads and classic American fare.

Okay, so the trees aren’t really talking. But there is an eerie beauty to the Talking Trees Area of Roman Nose State Park.

Searching for the perfect craft beer for fall? Look no further than the offerings from these OKC breweries.

It’s time to cozy up to some movies that are meant to be watched in the fall.

No matter the age of their children, whether they’re in grade school or in college, parents are experiencing stress.

Adopting a pet is a good idea year-round, but fall may be the best time of all to take the leap into pet parenthood!

Liquid Vampire anyone? As Halloween creeps closer, it’s time to have some seriously scary fun creating terribly tasty drinks.

The Tulsa Spirit Tour offers guests a sneak peek into some of Tulsa’s wild past that will shock, thrill and terrify guests.

Leaves are dropping and temperatures are down, but perhaps the truest sign that fall has arrived is the opening of local pumpkin patches.

The revolutionary new podcast, She Sounds Like Me, officially launched this month in conjunction with International Day of the Girl.

A film about the life of America’s 40th president, Ronald Wilson Reagan, is being filmed right here in the state of Oklahoma.

So far, 2020 feels like one big trick.

Hal Smith Restaurants launched “Cocktails for a Cause” to honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Outdoor October by Riversport includes pop-up shops, food trucks, authentic German food and family-oriented fun on Oct.

With the arrival of October comes pumpkins, fall festivals and Halloween.

National Health Education Week is coming up from Oct.

This fall find new ways to celebrate Halloween with some of Oklahoma’s best breweries found in Tulsa!   On Oct.

This Halloween, find something fun for the whole family! Happening on Oct.

With COVID-19 still looming, this year’s Halloween will be one to remember as families search for creative ways to celebrate while also following CDC guidelines and social distancing.

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be paid in chocolate?Remy Labesque can tell you.

After several months of adapting to the changes that living through a pandemic requires, washing our hands is now a more conscious effort.

When you stroll through the front door of Grand Lake’s Shangri-La Resort Hotel lobby, you’re presented with an unexpected surprise – a 1961 Century Resorter boat once owned by President John F. Kennedy.

The United States Air Force is celebrating 73 years in 2020.

Since their return to play on July 13, Energy FC players have worked hard to entertain their loyal fans during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This fall, Tulsans can enjoy socially distant activities by visiting a local pumpkin patch for festive photos, family time, hayrides, pumpkin picking, mazes and more.

Oklahoma Historical Society Executive Director Bob Blackburn will present an evening on The History of Overholser Dam, the Overholser Family & Water in OKC on Thursday, Oct. 8 at Castle Falls Venue at 7 p.m.

Jones PR’s executive counsel, former mayor and sportscaster Mick Cornett shares his insights on fall sports, from high school to professional, and Oklahomans have plenty of live sports options to enjoy.

Hal Smith Restaurants concept Hefner Grill is proud to reveal its newly-renovated dining area.

Tulsa is most famously known as the “Oil Capital of the World,” and more recently it is getting noticed for its growing restaurant and live music scene.

In design and layout, it’s tempting to make everything as big as you can.