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USDA and Heartland taking applications for $3.7 million food businesses grant
The U.S. Department of Agriculture and Heartland Regional Food Business Center are accepting grant applications from small- to mid-sized farmers and food businesses in the central United States. The first round of Business Builder Grants is worth about $3.7 million, and awardees will receive $5,000 to $50,000. Only projects based in Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, […]
Tulsa 10: Aug. 20-26
The Pump Bar, a retro 1960's gas station restored into a restaurant and bar, has the perfect Tuesday after-work activity for you and your friends with their Music Bingo hosted by Booze Hound Bingo. Check out the newly opened hangout’s menu of burgers and sandwiches along with their signature cocktails. Bingo begins at 7 p.m. Prices vary. More information here.
Wichita couple loses a couple hundred thousand dollars to fraudulent contractor
Donna and Karl Reust hired Charles Wynne of C 1 Construction to build their Braman, Oklahoma home from the ground up. Wichita couple loses a couple hundred thousand dollars to fraudulent contractor. Donna and Karl Reust hired Charles Wynne of C 1 Construction to build their Braman, Oklahoma home from...
Daily Bullets (Aug. 19): Matt Holliday’s Blue Chip Sons, Is OSU Becoming Unlikable?
Thanks for stopping by – here’s your daily dose of Oklahoma State sports news. • Kind of an interesting comment on perspective from other fanbases on Oklahoma State – namely that OSU may be disliked for ‘the fact that OSU is now arguably the team to beat in the league without a true “blue blood” and the Pokes may begin taking on some of that “unlikable” factor.’ (HCS)
Coweta Football Rebuilding In 2024
The Tigers are going to be a young developmental team in 2024 that could raise some eyebrows by the end of the season. Coach Tim Harper hopes this team can make a run toward the end of the season in a similar fashion to last year. Coweta reeled off 6...
Tulsa's Ascension St. John honored with Tobacco Champion of Health Award
TULSA, OKLA. (KTUL) — The Ascension St. John Medical Center was honored with the Oklahoma Hospital Association's Tobacco Champion of Health Award. The center is the first in Tulsa to implement a system-wide electronic referral process to the Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline. According to Ascension St. John, Oklahoma has one...
Late financial audit frustrates Pawhuska city officials, complicates city budget
Pawhuska city officials voiced frustration during an Aug. 13 City Council meeting about the ongoing wait for delivery to them of an audit report for the 2022-2023 fiscal year. Municipal fiscal years begin July 1 and end June 30. Each city and town has until Dec. 31 of each calendar year to submit to the office of the state's auditor and inspector a copy of its audit report for the fiscal year that ended June 30. Pawhuska is now eight months late in submitting its fiscal year 2022-2023 audit report to the state.
'We're Going To Win Football Games': NSU Riverhawks Prepare To Open A New Era Under Darrin Chiaverini
It's the dawning of a new era here at NSU, literally. There's a new coaching staff, 80% of the roster is new, and there's even a new logo. But the goal remains the same, to bring the Riverhawks back to their glory days. “Has it been 9 months?”. You might...
Indigenous business provides free school supplies to children in Back to School event
TVLSE, Oklv. – It is officially back to school season in Oklahoma, as schools all across the reservation prepare to welcome children back. In order to help families who are in the process of getting their children back to classrooms, one Tulsa business set up a Back to School Bash on Aug. 10 to celebrate. Southwest Trading Company, located just off 11th Street on Peoria Avenue, is an Indigenous business that provided free school supplies to any child who needed them. The business, run by David Bible and his family, has a long history of traveling to different locations and either helping those in need, or selling their wares across various Indigenous events. The store essentially functions as a local Indigenous community center, this event was no different in providing services. The school supplies included spiral notebooks, number two pencils, mechanical pencils, crayons, glue sticks, and plastic rules. The business also included both free pizza from Little Caesars, and free snacks, including fruits like oranges and bananas, cupcakes, animal crackers, cookies, and bottles of water for all in attendance. Finally, there was even an artist who provided free face painting and glitter tattoos.
Beer of the week: Dead Armadillo's Arbor Dillo is a summer seasonal double IPA
It is still summertime and Dead Armadillo’s summer seasonal — Arbor Dillo — is our beer of the week. Arbor Dillo is a double IPA, or DIPA. The beer comes in at 8.3% ABV (alcohol by volume), which is nearly double the usual IPA ABV. Dead Armadillo’s...
Man robbed at gunpoint of casino winnings, car keys, and phone in Tulsa
TULSA, OK (KTUL) — A Friday of good luck turned bad for a man who was robbed at gunpoint after winning at the casino. Around 6:00 pm, officers of the Tulsa Police Department (TPD) responded to an armed robbery at a home near 44th Street and MLK Jr Boulevard.
College Football Experts say Sooners freshman DT has a chance to start
The Oklahoma Sooners worked overtime to reestablish a defensive culture over the last several years. In particular, Head coach Brent Venables, co-defensive coordinator and defensive tackles coach Todd Bates, and defensive ends coach Miguel Chavis have made improving the defensive line a top priority. In their first two recruiting classes...
Ruben on the Road: Guymon nonprofit providing food to those in need
GUYMON, Okla. (KFDA) - Ruben heads to Guymon where he learns about a nonprofit providing food to those in need. “I’ve lived in Guymon for 50 something years, and it started as a daycare, an adult daycare called Caring Hearts & Hands,” said Sabrina Ramirez, executive director of Feeding Hearts & Hands.
Danny Wimmer Presents Announces Set Times for 4th Annual Born & Raised Festival in Pryor, OK
Danny Wimmer Presents is thrilled to release the set times for the highly anticipated 4th annual Born & Raised Festival, set to take place September 13-15, 2024, in Pryor, OK. Celebrating the "Outlaw In All Of Us," the festival features an extraordinary lineup headlined by Hank Williams Jr. (Friday), Koe Wetzel (Saturday), and Cody Johnson (Sunday). Festival-goers are encouraged to download the Born & Raised Mobile App for the latest updates and to access scheduling information.
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