Where will Topgolf build its golf course-meets-party-center in Tulsa? Company reps were scouting possible locations Tuesday, but they’ve got their eyes on several spots. Another golf an entertainment venue is planned for the Riverwalk Crossing in Jenks.
A shout-out to all the readers who shared their thoughts on the Davenport Lofts, plus the puppy posts you were promised. And a little musical interlude for your Tuesday afternoon.
The council has no authority to stop the project, but, intended or not, its vote could leave Dallas-based developer UCR Development and anchor tenant REI wondering whether Tulsa wants them.
They shouldn’t.
I’m still trying to figure out who wants to drop that much money to live so close to the county jail and the freeway.
But let’s stop assuming that anyone over 50 is going to be shouting from their balcony, shaking a rake at the 20-somethings spilling out of Soundpony: “You kids get off my lawn!”
Speaking before a skeptical crowd of constituents gathered at Rudisell Library to hear about the latest river-development proposal, Henderson took on the naysayers who had stood to question how north Tulsa would benefit from building dams in the Arkansas River.
City leaders are getting ready to ask Tulsans to pay a big chunk of the $300 million it would cost to build four dams in the Arkansas River, but they won’t tell Tulsans what they plan to build on city-owned property along the river.
I’m talking about REI.
The news for Alan Hruby got worse Tuesday afternoon: According to Stephens County court records, District Attorney Jason Hicks filed a Bill of Particulars, a move signaling his desire to seek the death penalty.
