Camp Fire USA Green Country Council and Fellowship Congregational Church, UCC, announce a new partnership to offer families a service designed to give parents, grandparents and other child caregivers the opportunity for a regular night out.
Read MoreFrom Jan. 14 to April 14, Tulsa Air and Space Museum & Planetarium will host the traveling exhibit, The Test. This exhibit tells the story of the first African-American aviators to serve in the military of the United States. It shares the struggles in World War II combat overseas and against prejudice and racism in America. While it is a very exciting description about men in war, flying incredible machines, locked in mortal combat miles above the earth, it also explains the continuing struggle to make America live up to its ideals.
Read MoreTulsa Oilers forward Michel Beausoleil had no idea he was on the verge of history until moments prior to his Central Hockey League team’s game against Wichita on Nov. 18 at the BOK Center.
Read MoreWhen the American Advertising Federation Tulsa (AAFT) ADDY committee began planning for this year’s event, they quickly learned that it was also the 75th Anniversary of the rebirth of the Tulsa Ad Club.
Read MoreWith Valentine’s Day right around the corner, First Fidelity Bank is offering tips on how couples can enhance their relationship with their finances and, ultimately, each other. When it comes to marital conflicts, finances top the list. This year, use the holiday to rekindle your relationship as a couple and with your money.
Read MoreThe 56th annual Tulsa Boat, Sport & Travel Show is expected to be bigger than ever with all-new attractions.
The event is called by many Oklahoma’s most exciting line-up of entertainment, boats and recreational vehicles. It is the Southwest’s largest recreational show.
Read MoreSo I am deviating a bit from my usual travel column. Since Valentine’s Day is in the middle of the week and with most everyone in a budget-conscious mode, I thought I would explore some out-of-the-box and inexpensive ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
Read MoreChocolate Cravings, a benefit to support the Margaret Hudson Program, will be held Saturday, Feb. 11 at the Tulsa Convention Center.
This will be the ninth Chocolate Cravings, providing attendees the unique opportunity to sample some of the tastiest chocolate desserts or most unique chocolate savory appetizers from local chefs and chocolatiers.
Read MoreThe Tulsa region leaped ahead of the nation in 2011, earning accolades for its impressive job creation, economic performance and more. Through the Tulsa Metro Chamber’s Tulsa’s Future plan, more than 8,200 jobs were created in 2011; of which more than 4,000 were above the initiative’s target income of $50,000 or greater, annually.
Read MoreAfter an extensive search and interview process, the Tulsa Shock have named Gary Kloppenburg the new head coach of the franchise.
“We are extremely excited and looking forward to Gary leading our team on the court in 2012 and beyond,” Owner Bill Cameron says. “His experience in this league along with his reputation and basketball knowledge will translate to progress on the court in 2012.”
Read MoreOral Roberts University will host a conference on science and science fiction April 12-13. Titled “When Worlds Collide: Science Faith, and the Imagination,” the conference will explore the relationships between hard science and science fiction, social science and science fiction, and theology and science fiction.
Read MoreThe local Transport Workers Union announced today a new plan to keep American Airlines jobs in Tulsa as the air carrier continues through bankruptcy proceedings.
Read MoreThe Community Investments process is the hallmark of the Tulsa Area United Way. This important group of volunteers undergoes the research and legwork required to ensure that all dollars invested in the 61 partner agencies are put to the best possible use and address the primary needs in the surrounding communities.
Read MoreShould Jenks senior Ganon McMains choose hockey or lacrosse? He‘s using his speed and hitting ability in becoming a star in both.
“In hockey and lacrosse you have room to add your own input into the game. It’s not like football with a set play every time,’’ says McMains, who hopes to play both sports on the club level at Oklahoma State next year. “I like hockey more because I’ve played it longer, and I feel like I’m better at it. I have more experience and I’m more comfortable at my position.’’
Read MoreThe Hard Rock Casino Tulsa Golf Expo presented by the Broken Arrow and Owasso Golf & Athletic Clubs is drawing near.
No matter the weather outside, it will be perfect in the ballrooms adjacent to the state’s top casino resort on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 11-12, as the 10th anniversary of the Tulsa Golf Expo is celebrated. A great event has been lined up.
First, the ground rules for attending are new. All ages are welcome at the expo and the adjoining shops and restaurants. There will be excellent programs for junior golfers, including Janice Gibson and her First Tee students putting on a special demonstration early Saturday afternoon. To spend time on the casino floor, however, people must be 21 or older.