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Samba Teacher In Tulsa Shares Passion For Brazilian Dance Culture
Nikki Richardson has been dancing Samba for over 18 years. She is one of the only Samba teachers in the Tulsa area. Samba is a music and dance from Brazil with African roots. There are several styles of Samba, including Samba-enredo and Samba No Pé. The music in Samba-enredo...
SCHEELS In Tulsa To Host Job Fair Before Opening First Store In Oklahoma
The new SCHEELS store in Tulsa, set to open on Oct. 19, is looking to hire part-time employees before the store opens. To try to fill those positions, SCHEELS is holding a part-time job fair at the SCHEELS Career Center. SCHEELS says it's an employee-owned company, which means no single...
Thorofare Capital Provides Financing for Dream Aspen Creek a 240-Unit Class A Apartment Community in Tulsa Oklahoma
Thorofare Capital, an affiliate of asset management platform Callodine Group, LLC, announced it provided a $23,000,000 fixed-rate loan to a DLP Capital affiliate for the refinancing of Dream Aspen Creek, a 2018-built, 240-unit, Class A apartment community in the Tulsa bedroom community of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Dream Aspen Creek is...
Mayor David Mason Gives Update On Oakwood Mall, Movie Theater
Mayor David Mason recently released his bi-monthly update video “Ask Mason” where he answers questions submitted by Enid residents; this time answering questions regarding the future of the Oakwood Mall and the process of getting a new movie theater. Mayor Mason started off by talking about how involved...
Altus Swimming Coach reaches 44 years, earns spot in Coaches Hall of Fame
ALTUS, Okla. (KSWO) - She started as an English language teacher in Altus High School, but in 1981 she decided to become a swimming coach. Linda Wiginton has reached her 44th year as head swimming coach, earning her a spot in the Coaches Hall of fame. Not only that, but...
OCFD Shares Water Safety Tips
With Labor Day weekend approaching, safety is top of mind for first responders. Oklahoma City Firefighters say drowning is the leading cause of death for children between one and four years old and the second cause of death for five to 12-year-olds. Still, they say there are things you can do to keep children safe while in the water.
Over 50 Oklahoma athletes in NIL campaign for Fowler Automotive through Learfield
For years, Fowler Automotive Group has sponsored Oklahoma Sooners football. The automotive dealership with 11 locations throughout Colorado and Oklahoma is now adding a twist to its support of Sooner athletics in the 2024-25 academic year. Working hand-in-hand with Learfield’s Sooner Sports Properties, Fowler has kicked off an NIL campaign with over 50 Oklahoma athletes. […] The post Over 50 Oklahoma athletes in NIL campaign for Fowler Automotive through Learfield appeared first on On3.
OU Nursing Students Join Hospitals in Norman, Duncan
Students at the University of Oklahoma have continued to answer the call to fill the statewide nurse shortage. The Fran and Earl Ziegler College of Nursing is Oklahoma’s largest nursing program. It spans five sites: the University of Oklahoma’s Tulsa Schusterman Center; Lawton, housed on the Cameron University campus; Oklahoma City’s Health Sciences; and two sites that hold the special designation of being embedded within two regional hospitals – Duncan Regional Hospital and Norman Regional Health System.
Pittsburg County couple facing murder/drug charges after 4-month-old son dies
Pittsburg County couple facing murder/drug charges after 4-month-old son dies. Investigators say that Vanessa Nelson and Julian Glenn’s baby had Meth and Fentanyl in his system when he died last year.
OSU outlasts OU 1-0 in Bedlam behind Pierotti's goal
Oklahoma State orange, Oklahoma crimson, rockin’ drum lines and full stadiums make Bedlam what it is, and the environment at Neal Patterson Stadium Thursday night embodied that. OSU outscored Oklahoma 1-0 in front of over 2,600 spectators for its 32nd win in the Bedlam series. Despite the shot difference...
Resilient and Sustainable Industrial Facility Blueprint
Lessons learned from retrofitting Johnson Controls Norman, OK manufacturing facility, created a blueprint for global customers. Being a true pioneer requires blazing the trail into uncharted territory and often “building the plane as you fly it.” Being the first at anything is inherently risky, but if you succeed, you lay down a path for others to follow. Johnson Controls knows that to help other organizations create smarter, healthier and more sustainable buildings, it first has to set the standard for what’s possible itself.
Weekend Events: Balloon Festival, Fire Run, Stupor Bowl, And More
The weekend is here. Six In The Morning Weekend Anchor Kristen Weaver shares all the fun and exciting things happening across Green Country. Looks up to the skies this weekend. The event is in Muskogee at Hatbox field Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights. Balloons fly at sunrise and again at...
Northwestern Acquires First Presbyterian Church of Alva for Reichenberger Department of Fine Arts
First Presbyterian Church of Alva is now being used for Reichenberger Department of Fine Arts. Through a generous donation, Northwestern Oklahoma State University has obtained the First Presbyterian Church of Alva. The Reichenberger Department of Fine Arts will utilize the new annex space for rehearsal space and for performances. "The...
There’s a new “Giant” in Town off Route 66
Tulsa seems to be becoming the Land of the Giants!. A third statue has been added to the roadside attraction in Tulsa’s Meadow Gold District along Route 66:. Buck Atom, Space Cowboy, was brought to Tulsa in 2019 standing 21-feet-tall outside Buck Atom’s Cosmic Curios on Route 66.
Cherokee Nation Breaks Ground on $25 Million Addiction Treatment Center Near Tahlequah
Cherokee Nation leaders gathered with great anticipation Thursday to break ground on a cutting-edge addiction treatment center, marking the start of a transformative $76 million initiative aimed at combating substance use disorders among Cherokee citizens. The groundbreaking ceremony took place near Tahlequah, the cultural and governmental hub of the Cherokee...
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