Photo Courtesy: Irish American Club of Tulsa (TULSA, Okla.) Are you looking to take part in a time-honored Tulsa tradition? You’re in luck. Reservations are now open for the Irish American Club of Tulsa’s 46th Saint Patrick’s Day Dinner. The Saint Patrick’s Day Dinner will be
(OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.) Oklahoma is one step closer to easing the sentencing of survivors of violence following the filing of HB1639, now known as the Oklahoma Domestic Abuse Survivorship Act. The language of the two-pronged bill, authored and introduced by Rep. Toni Hasenbeck (R-Elgin) on January 18, was updated on
(MUSCOGEE NATION) Described in newspaper clippings as “one of the famous Indian characters of the Southwest”, Tuckabache is the Tvlse legend you’ve likely never heard of. But you are probably familiar with the land on which he lived and hunted and grew crops: Tulsa’s world-class park, The Gathering
(BROKEN ARROW, Okla.) Broken Arrow Police arrested 15-year-old Ja'Cori Whitmore (not pictured) Tuesday in connection to the death of a 16-year-old boy in the 1400 Block of West Trenton last month. 15-year-old Ky'Leigh Shaw (pictured) was arrested last week. Both teens face charges of 1st Degree
(BROKEN ARROW, Okla.) On January 2, 2023, a social media post sent shockwaves through Downtown Broken Arrow and beyond: After more than a decade in business, Glamour Gowns and More was closing up shop. Hundreds of comments followed, many of congratulations for the retirement of boutique owner Kellie Blanton, but
(SEMINOLE NATION) A casting call for a new Netflix feature film co-written by Seminole Tribal member Sterlin Harjo was recently announced. Harjo is widely known for his work on Reservation Dogs. "Rez Ball" is also written and will be directed by Sydney Freeland. The film is being produced
(BROKEN ARROW, Okla.) Update: Police say the female victim in this case has been identified as 66-year-old Diane Carpenter. The deceased suspect has been identified as her husband, 56-year-old Kenneth Carpenter. The couple lived together where the crimes took place. Two people are dead following a stand-off situation in Broken
(MUSCOGEE NATION) Citizens of the Muscogee Creek Nation now have the opportunity to watch the story of their free press victory on the big screen, following Sunday's sold-out premiere of “Bad Press” at the Sundance Film Festival. The documentary was directed by Muscogee Creek citizen Rebecca Landsberry-Baker, executive
(TULSA, Okla.) Build In Tulsa is offering a new accelerator program to “innovative and diverse” early-stage startups led by Black and Latinx women in the Tulsa area. The new program, called “The W.E. Build Accelerator” is sponsored by Goldman Sachs. Eight businesses will be accepted. Build In Tulsa said
(NATIONAL) On December 30, the FCC released their mandated Communications Marketplace Report 2022. The RAY BAUM’S Act of 2018 requires the FCC to publish this report in the last quarter of every even-numbered year. In it, the FCC provides updates on various media and assesses the state of competition
(TULSA, Okla.) A group of newly certified professionals, their loved ones, and local supporters gathered for a graduation at Legacy Plaza East on Thursday. It was the second graduation of ProsperOK’s new Educational Development Program, in partnership with Tulsa Tech, Just The Beginning, Inc., and Center for Employment Opportunities
(TULSA, Okla.) The Lucinda Hickory Research Institute (LHRI) is seeking online submissions of Allotment Era stories as part of their ongoing effort to study and spotlight Allotment Era crime. People who know of their family land allotment history are encouraged to fill out the brief online form. Those who submit