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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.
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...
VA and Chickasaw Nation host PACT Act resource event in Ardmore
ARDMORE, Okla. (KXII) - The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and the Chickasaw Nation partnered to offer their resources to local veterans in Ardmore on Monday. Katrina Yocum with the Oklahoma VA says representatives will be able to aid veterans with their health needs from getting enrolled, toxic exposure screenings or even assistance filing for a disability claim.
Pryor Grapples with Budget Shortfall Despite Revenue Increase
PRYOR, Oklahoma ~ Pryor's financial health was a hot topic at a special City Council meeting last Tuesday night. While the city ended the last fiscal year with a revenue increase, bringing in over $621,000 more than the previous year, Pryor is still facing a significant budget shortfall. City Accountant Jeff Kolker laid out the situation for the council, emphasizing the need for cautious spending in the coming year.
2025 guard Carlsheon Young decommits from Oklahoma State
Oklahoma State's basketball recruiting class took a hit Monday night. The Cowboys' lone commit in the 2025 class, Carlsheon Young, decommitted from Oklahoma State and Steve Lutz and reopened his recruitment. Young is currently the No. 1 player in Oklahoma in the 2025 class and No. 23 combo guard in the class.
Oologah Football Holding Each Other Accountable During Prep For Season
The Mustangs are a week into camp and going through the grind before the season opener. Old in some areas and young in others, Oologah has really started to come together. Head coach Sam Noble sees it. “The big surprise is the amount of young kids that have stepped up.”
Tulsa will develop permit-ready housing plans to speed multifamily development
Tulsa has seen a lot of growth over the years, but housing policy director Travis Hulse says there’s something missing. “We have seen a lot of growth and development, primarily in single family development, you know, single detached homes and the large scale multifamily apartments, and not a whole lot in between” Hulse said.
Tulsa Premium Outlets opens to public, 9 years after it was announced
Tulsa Premium Outlets are finally open to the public. The outlet mall just south of the Creek Turnpike in Jenks boasts 77 shops including Adidas, Banana Republic, Polo Ralph Lauren and Carhartt. Plans for the shopping center were announced in 2015. Developers had to move sites and did construction in...
The owner of Price Tower confirms the iconic skyscraper is officially for sale
When asked how the selling of the tower could impact its shareholders, Blanchard shared there has been “very good and positive communication with them and they are very much wanting the same conclusion as everyone: a win-win.”
Inhofe Plaza residents lament slow A/C repair
TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — "My heart just kind of sank," said Marie Flowers. That's the reaction Inhofe plaza resident Marie Flowers had when management sent residents a letter saying that the whole chiller system has to be replaced. "Although this process has begun, the process of a full repair is very extensive, and it is very unlikely that the system will be repaired in time for the summer season."
The Oklahoma City Thunder are looking like one of the scariest teams in the NBA for 2024-25
The Oklahoma City Thunder are looking like one of the scariest teams in the NBA for the 2024-25 season ahead. The ball club is poised to start their campaign as among the highest-regarded teams in the league’s Western Conference, and after their play in the season prior, it is not hard to understand why.
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...
Collinsville high school offers counseling after student's tragic death
COLLINSVILLE, OKLA (KTUL) — Collinsville Public Schools is mourning the loss of a 16-year-old student and another student who was injured in a crash Saturday night. It happened three days after the start of the school year. Oklahoma Highway Patrol says one thing parents and instructors can do to...
Lawton Police Academy sees first day of training for 14 cadets
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Monday, Aug. 19, is the first day of training for the cadets attending the academy for the Lawton Police Department. LPD Academy Coordinator Sgt. Timothy Jenkins said among all applicants who went through the PT Assessment test, written test, interviews, and a polygraph test, only 14 became cadets.
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