Here’s how a tweet saved the city of Tulsa $130,000
A resident’s concern about items on a scheduled Nov. 10 city election prompts city councilors to cancel the election.
For the Frontier September 25, 2015
A resident’s concern about items on a scheduled Nov. 10 city election prompts city councilors to cancel the election.
For the Frontier September 22, 2015
“Everything in downtown Tulsa was divided by these railroad tracks,” said architect Jim Boulware. “We wanted to make them basically disappear.”
For the Frontier Jeff Martin September 18, 2015
For like all great works of memoir or writings of nature, this is obviously not a book about hoverflies. It’s about everything, about us.
For the Frontier September 17, 2015
“North Tulsa has been looking for an opportunity to have jobs in our community for a long time,” said Councilor Jack Henderson. “This will be the first opportunity to have jobs close to the people.”
For the Frontier September 17, 2015
City Councilor Jack Henderson on Thursday will ask his colleagues to include $18 million in the Vision 2025 renewal package to help develop 162 acres of land in north Tulsa.
For the Frontier September 17, 2015
None of the the potential candidates has been especially active raising campaign funds, according to campaign finance reports filed with the Oklahoma Ethics Commission.
For the Frontier September 14, 2015
Shelton “was one of the strongest men that I have ever known,” said Robby Bell. “But inside that strong physique was one of the most tender-hearted and sweet guys you would ever meet.”
For the Frontier Pat Malloy and Karen Keith September 11, 2015
The novel now becomes a fiction noir and mystery set against the underbelly of Las Vegas glitz and excess — a stark contrast to the culture the main character left behind.
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