Pokémon Go has captured downtown Tulsa
The uber-addictive game has more daily users than Twitter, and it appears to have captured the hearts and minds of downtown Tulsa workers.
ModernBlox turns shipping containers into places where people want to be – and be seen
The public can view ModernBlox’s basic, single-container home at the Tulsa Home and Garden Show at Expo Square on July 29, 30 and 31. Once the show is over, the home will be moved to Seventh Street and Frankfurt Avenue, where it will be available for viewing by appointment.
Five more lives lost; let the bells ring
Cary talks about the 49 Bells Project and five more lives lost to violence in a week filled with it. Also, a look at some coverage for those who want to read more about what happened.
If you’re wondering when Riverside Drive will reopen, read this
Jeff Stava, who is overseeing construction of A Gathering Place for GKFF, said Tuesday that the project is scheduled to be completed at the end of 2017. Either way, the city does not plan to open Riverside Drive until the park is open.
A Gathering Place may become hot spot for watching Fourth of July fireworks
An estimated 80,000 people lined the banks of the Arkansas River and packed into the parks on either side of the river to watch the Folds of Honor FreedomFest fireworks show Monday.
Our grand election night experiment with technology
Across town, I was trying to explain to Tulsa businesswoman Sharon King Davis what we were about to be doing. “We’re going to do a Facetime that will be broadcast live on Facebook? I didn’t know you could do that,” Davis said.
Frankly, I’m not sure we knew we could either.
Tulsa precinct workers overwhelmed by number, variety of ballots, official says
The city’s municipal elections are nonpartisan, meaning Democrats, Republicans and independents can vote for any candidate.
Election 2016: Three races to watch on Election Day – and much more
The polls will be open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday. There will be no voting at the Tulsa County Election Board.
