The Tulsa Chapter of the American Marketing Association February luncheon will feature Jono Helmerich, Business Development Director for MidFirst Bank, Tulsa. Helmerich will discuss the role of business development as part of an overall marketing plan. He will explain how identifying prospective businesses by matching service and product strengths is the key to growing any business.

L.E. Rader Remediation Bill Advances

OKLAHOMA – The state Office of Juvenile Affairs would be required to pay for remediation of the L.E. Rader Center property in Sand Springs once the facility is closed under legislation advanced today.

Congressman John Sullivan to Speak at Jenks Chamber Luncheon

Congressman John Sullivan will provide an overview of the legislative session to the Jenks Chamber of Commerce membership at the monthly scheduled luncheon at noon on Wednesday, Feb. 17 at the Holiday Inn Express Ballroom, located at 150 Aquarium Drive.

City Releases Cost of Winter

The City of Tulsa has spent a total of $770,835.33 this winter treating streets for snow and ice accumulation. This includes materials and overtime hours.

President Obama Outlines Latest in a Series of New Small Business Proposals

Successful programs expanded to increase working capital, help businesses refinance

Illegal Gillnetters, Shrimp Boats, Nest Robbers Threaten Endangered Sea Turtles

Rainsong Wildlife Sanctuary’s sea turtle protection project at Playa Manzanillo de Cobano on the Nicoya Peninsula has revealed the operation of up to 100 boats using illegal gillnets in strictly protected waters near Manzanillo.

$1.3 Million Boat Sells at Tulsa Boat, Sport & Travel Show

Despite concerns by boat sellers and manufactures about the lagging economy, one exhibitor made the largest sale in the history of the Tulsa Boat, Sport & Travel Show being held at the QuikTrip Center at Expo Square.

Physicians Health Choice Renews Two-Year Contract with Blue Clover

Physicians Health Choice, a Medicare Advantage organization, has renewed its contract with Blue Clover as its Agency of Record for an unprecedented two-year agreement

Federal Funds Available for Emergency Food and Shelter Programs

Private 501©3 non-profit organizations interested in applying for Emergency Food and Shelter Program funds must contact Tulsa Area United Way for an application. To do so, send your request for a Tulsa, Creek and/or Wagoner County application with your mailing or email address to , Attn: Chris Mills, Local Board Contact, 1430 S. Boulder Ave., Tulsa OK 74119 or by email at cmills@tauw.org or via fax to 582-5588. Note: Funds allocated to a jurisdiction are to be used for residents of that jurisdiction. An agency that serves clients from more than one county can receive funding from more than one jurisdiction, but only by applying to each jurisdiction separately.

Horses Lose Freedom Over Fears of Overpopulation

Gerlach, Nev., a sleepy little town an hour and a half north of Reno, turns into the third-largest city in the state once a year when a colorful crowd descends upon the nearby Burning Man Festival.

University of Tulsa Hosting Haiti Earthquake Discussion & Explanation

TULSA, Okla. – The University of Tulsa Department of Geosciences will host a multidisciplinary discussion at noon, Monday, February 8 in the Alcove at the Allen Chapman Activity Center.

California Auto Defects Lawyers File Products Liability Lawsuit Against Toyota

The California personal injury lawyers of BISNAR | CHASE (www.BestAttorney.com) have filed an auto products liability injury lawsuit against Toyota Motor Sales, , Inc. and Toyota Motor Corporation. The suit alleges that the 1999 Toyota Camry manufactured and sold by Toyota failed to protect Eleanor Gnup during a June 2009 side impact crash that caused her to suffer severe and permanently disabling injuries. The action was brought against the defendants by Eleanor Gnup and her husband, Edward Gnup, who was a passenger in the vehicle at the time of the crash.

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