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To share the power of music and to unite people through music and service – those are some of the reasons the Executive Director of Tulsa Symphony, Keith C.
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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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Editors' PicksLifestyleThe 100 Gal
Special issue of The Oklahoma 100: 988 Oklahoma’s Mental Health Lifeline
Oklahoma’s response to the new 988 Mental Health Lifeline was so significant, we’re dedicating an entire issue to this important campaign.
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In this video, OKC artist and entrepreneur, Jabee, shares how 988 is giving the community another resource and outlet to get the right help.
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The artist, Virginia Sitzes, chose a couch setting to be the focal point, as couches represent comfort, rest, belonging and home.
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More than 54,000 kids in Oklahoma live with major depression.
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Get organized and prioritize your mental health in 2023 with the new 988 Mental Health Lifeline calendar.
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When it comes to questions about mental health and resources, the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services wants Oklahomans to know that answers are available.
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Do you know an Oklahoma woman who has made enduring contributions to elevating women; or a man or a woman in public office who has helped improve the quality of life for women? You can nominate them before Feb.
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Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev said about his Symphony No.
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Don’t wait until spring to hit the trail.
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As the holidays end, millions of Americans are giving up alcohol for Dry January.
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If WFH gave you a Zoom derriere, it’s time for an out-of-this-world workout.
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Thanks to you, our faithful readers, for helping us put a bow on another great year.
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Arts + EntertainmentHolidaysLifestyle EventsThe Tulsa 100
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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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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We’ve got everything from gifts for travelers on the go to fun items for the home in this year’s gift guide.
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Oklahomans have one more chance to cheer on OU and OSU football teams as both have been selected to play in bowl games.
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The word, which signals mind manipulating, grossly misleading, deceitful behavior, was looked up 1,740% more in 2022 than the previous year.
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Don’t let The Grinch steal your Christmas spirit and put the ‘merry’ in Christmas with this Grinch Kranky Cocktail.
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From light displays to holiday pop-up shops, performances, concerts and caroling cruises, there’s so much to do at Downtown in December.
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The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) is warning consumers not to wait until the last minute to ship their gifts this holiday season.
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The holiday hustle and bustle can be exhausting. But a great way to rest and still celebrate is with a holiday movie.
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You won’t have to go cold turkey on us too long, searching over the hill and through the woods for your issue of The Oklahoma 100.
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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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Oklahoma Contemporary invites you to explore its new exhibition, La casa que nos inventamos: Contemporary Art From Guadalajara.
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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.
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LifestyleOklahoma History
Learn pilgrim history, play games with Oklahoma Society of Mayflower Descendents
Check out the games and quizzes section of the Oklahoma Society of Mayflower Descendants website for some pilgram-related fun.
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At the stroke of midnight, discounts and deals kick off the race to finish your shopping list. So what’s with the dark name “Black Friday”?