The 2019 Annual Luncheon and Awards Ceremony was held on Jan. 14 at Tulsa Tech’s Owasso Conference Center. A crowd of business leaders helped welcome the 2019 board of directors. Dr. Kathy Campbell of Medicap Pharmacy and 2018 Chamber Chair, passed the gavel to Ray Adcock of Christian Brothers Automotive as he takes on the role of 2019 Chamber Chairman.
Read MoreThe City of Tulsa and Tulsa Transit broke ground on a new Aero Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) station in January. Mayor G.T. Bynum, city officials, the Tulsa Transit board and other community leaders were in attendance to commemorate the ground breaking.
Read MoreThe Gathering Place is adding “Best New Attraction” to its list of accolades after winning the USA Today’s 10 Best Readers’ Choice 2018 Best New Attraction award. On Jan. 18, Executive Park Director Tony Moore was joined by Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum in the Williams Lodge to announce that the park had received the national honor at the same time that USA Today announced it to its 2.6 million readers.
Read MoreTulsa has been named a Bloomberg Philanthropies 2018 Public Art Challenge winner and will receive $1 million for “The Greenwood Art Project,” a group of temporary public artworks which celebrate and commemorate a vibrant community in the Historic Greenwood District known as Black Wall Street.
Read MoreThe tradition of Tulsa Oilers hockey that began with the home opener on Jan. 1, 1929 as part of the grand opening of the Tulsa Coliseum continues to run deep today.
Read MoreThe show will be at 8 p.m. March 1 and 2 in the Assembly Hall of the Cox Business Center.
Read MoreSchnake Turnbo Frank, a strategic communications and leadership development firm with offices in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, has promoted Hannah Jackson to vice president in its Tulsa office.
Read MoreAlong with many other businesses, the AT&T store was heavily damaged in tornado that struck Highland Plaza in August 2017.
The store was officially re-opened to start 2019, and the company invited customers, friends and members of the Tulsa Regional Chamber and others to celebrate Jan. 31.
Read MoreMetro Christian Academy is having an outstanding year on the hardwood.
Part of that is due to loads of talent. Another factor is that the players have bought into lessons taught by the athletes who came before them.
Read MoreIt would not be unreasonable to envision Tulsa VFW Post 577 as a living history museum.
In less than a year, the two-story brick building at 1109 E. Sixth St., will be celebrating its centennial milestone.
Read MoreLara Logan knew she was about to suffer a horrific death at the hands of a 200-300 person mob as they ripped her clothes apart.
She remembers how she felt with great detail as they were tearing her bra off her body and the necklace from her neck in Tahrir Square as she was there reporting on the 2011 Egyptian Revolution for 60 Minutes.
Read MoreLike a crazed battery-powered bunny rabbit, Peter Sivak keeps on going and going and going. At 36, Sivak is one of the oldest players in the ECHL, suiting up with 18 teams in four leagues through 19 professional seasons. He came to Tulsa for one reason: to provide instant offense for good friend Rob Murray, coach of the Oilers. Instead, Sivak experienced the first major chink in his career.
Read MoreFor 72 years, the Bixby Metro Chamber has provided leadership in improving the business environment by offering a wide variety of programs and services to add value for members and spearhead initiatives that help grow the Bixby community.
Read MoreDetails on audits of the BA Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development Corp. requested last year by the City of Broken Arrow have been made public.
Read MoreEric Clapton’s 1974 album, “461 Ocean Boulevard,” marked a turning point in the career of the legendary blues man. It was a resurgence as well as a departure from the Cream-era Clapton, finding laid back grooves to replace the more aggressive guitar leads that put him on the map in the 1960s. It’s also an excellent example of the far-reaching impact of the Tulsa Sound.
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