Listen Frontier: Arts and culture are fun, but did you know they mean big dollars for Tulsa?
In three years, Arts Alliance Tulsa has become a leading advocate, promoter and fundraiser for Tulsa’s nonprofit arts and cultural community.
For the Frontier June 23, 2017
In three years, Arts Alliance Tulsa has become a leading advocate, promoter and fundraiser for Tulsa’s nonprofit arts and cultural community.
For the Frontier June 22, 2017
State law requires that all peace officers who carry a weapon be CLEET certified, and typically the only employees in a fire department who are classified as peace officers are fire marshals and fire inspectors, according to a state official.
For the Frontier June 16, 2017
Cousins Park occupies nearly 45 acres of untouched land at 121st Street and South Delaware Avenue.
For the Frontier June 15, 2017
Joshua Barre, 29, was shot and killed June 9 during an encounter with two Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office deputies and one Tulsa Police Officer during a mental health call.
For the Frontier June 14, 2017
The city of Tulsa is searching for a new site to build a BMX Olympic training facility after negotiations to construct it on the old Drillers Stadium property at Expo Square broke down over concession sales, Expo Square and city officials said Tuesday.
For the Frontier June 9, 2017
On this week’s Listen Frontier podcast we discuss Tulsa Tough’s larger mission with two members of the event’s board of directors, Mike Dolman and Dr. Jennifer Donnelly.
For the Frontier June 7, 2017
Phase 1 of Tulsa Bike Share was supposed to launch in the spring. The starting date has been pushed back to the fall to allow time for the bikes to be built.
For the Frontier June 5, 2017
The new pedestrian bridge is expected to take 18 months to two years to build and will be constructed in conjunction with the Zink Dam. That project is expected to begin next year.