Owasso Public School’s Teacher of the Year, Tiffani Cooper, found her desire to teach in her love to help others.
Cooper, who teaches ninth and tenth grade advanced English at Owasso Mid-High, attended Northeastern State University, at first not sure of her future career. Even though her mother taught at the University of Tulsa, Cooper didn’t feel pressured to follow in her footsteps.
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The Muscogee Creek nation continues to make impressive economic moves with the purchase of the RiverWalk Crossing, a potentially vibrant shopping area on the west bank of the Arkansas River that has been slowed by previous poor management.
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Tulsa and Broken Arrow are both taking steps to improve their trash systems.
Tulsa’s new system will begin Oct. 1 and offer many add-on services.
The road to compete on Wheel of Fortune turned into a family affair for Tulsa business owners, Joe and Sara Bohannon. After years of playing games and watching game shows, Sara says her grandchildren inspired her to try and become one of the contestants she’s watched over the years. “My granddaughter said I should try it, and I thought she was right, that did need to go on my bucket list.”
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Spectators will have access to the Patriot Club’s golf course for the first time when The Patriot Cup returns on Memorial Day (May 28) to Owasso.
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Tulsa’s Young Professionals (TYPros) hosted its second annual Street CReD in mid April. This year the group chose the West Tulsa area of Red Fork for an event entitled Red Fork Revival, focused on reviving the area’s rich history and building on the growing enthusiasm for Route 66.
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On May 18, the Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa will host Remembering Katie to celebrate 50 years of arts and humanities programming and to honor its founder, Katie Westby.
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