Pet Stop Becomes a Part of the Community
With a lifelong love of animals, Sara and David Wilson decided to establish Pet Stop in Owasso during June of 1996. One of the first in the area, the store has become a trusted resource for all things pets.
Hudson’s Pecans: Quintessentially Bixby
Hudson’s Pecan Orchard was established in 1986 and has become one of the most appreciated businesses in the Bixby area. Paul and Jerry Hudson hoped to find a hobby that would keep him occupied through retirement and decided that owning a pecan orchard would be something that his entire family would enjoy.
Chris Oden of TYPros Receives National Attention
“We are currently at 6,300 registered members,” says Tulsa’s Young Professionals executive director, Christina “Chris” Oden. Since 2005, the ros organization has registered over 1,000 members per year.
Gary Bartlett Family Funds Program
Two prominent Oklahoma-based entities combined resources to present a $150,000 check to Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology (OSUIT) in Okmulgee Dec. 2 for the long-term benefit of the school’s Natural Gas Compression Program.
New State Chamber of Oklahoma report shows economic improvement and challenges
As legislative session nears, education and workers’ compensation system needs reform, report shows
Safe Online Banking Tips from the OSCPA
Many people enjoy the convenience of doing all their banking over the Internet, but some consumers worry about the safety of their online transactions. The Oklahoma Society of Certified Public Accountants recommends that you ask these questions to ensure that your online bank dealings are secure.
What’s Your Money Attitude?
TULSA, Okla., – If you scratch the surface of almost any money issue, you’ll find relationship issues complicating, if not actually driving the problem. In this economy, it is natural for couples to feel stress about what to spend and how much to save.
More State CPAs Financially Optimistic for 2010
Though unemployment reached all-time highs in 2009, state certified public accountants seem to believe Oklahoma is on the rebound.
According to the 2010 Oklahoma Economic Outlook Poll, which surveyed members of the Oklahoma Society of s, only 18.3 percent of respondents believe Oklahoma’s job market will decrease this year, compared to 48.2 percent from last year. Additionally, 36.2 percent said the state will see more jobs in 2010, compared to 14.1 percent from last year. Accordingly, nearly 40 percent (39.4) of respondents said Oklahoma’s economy would improve in 2010, compared to about 20 percent (19.9) from last year. Less than 24 percent believe the state’s economy will be “worse” or “much worse,” compared to more than 50 percent from last year.
Tulsa SCORE Helps Small Business
A Tulsa volunteer business counseling service is responding to the challenging economic situation now faced by area small businesses.
The Tulsa chapter of SCORE, Counselors to America’s Small Business, has added a program it calls “Tulsa SCORE Quick Response.” When a business requests assistance, the new program’s coordinator will promptly dispatch a counselor to make an initial assessment of the situation faced by that business. Additional SCORE counselors will then be called on for assistance as needed with their particular expertise and experience. The team will work quickly to provide the business owner with its findings and recommendations.
Tulsa Tax Revenues Continue Decline
The preliminary report from the Oklahoma Tax Commission regarding sales collections for the City of Tulsa show revenue sources for general fund operations have declined 11.4 percent from the previous year.
Mayo Grand Opening
The world famous Mayo Hotel in Tulsa held its formal grand opening Dec. 3. Welcoming guests were Director of Sales Candace Taylor and General Manager Wesley Ludloff. The Mayo is an excellent venue for wedding receptions and honeymoons. The hotel, which originally opened in 1925, has undergone a $40 million renovation. For information, call (918) 582-6296.
Elmer’s BBQ Joins Regal Plaza
Elmer’s , established in 1983 by Elmer and Georgella Thompson, has recently opened a new location in Regal Plaza.
Shops of Seville a Success
Ray Biery started plans back in the 1990s to build a shopping area that would be up to the standards of the residents of south Tulsa, especially to those living in the vicinity of 101st Street and Yale Avenue.
Business & People Notes
Waller & Company Public Relations Inc., a Tulsa-based public relations firm, announces the addition of Jordan Guthmann as a senior account manager. Bringing extensive account management experience and a strong writing background to his position, Guthmann’s duties will include creating and managing PR and media campaigns, editorial marketing to local, regional and national publications, planning special events and leading media relations efforts. The Broken Arrow native graduated cum laude in 2006 from Oral Roberts University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in mass media communications with emphases in PR and advertising.
New Comfort
Knoll recently shared a very unique chair with visitors during a celebration at Tulsa Community College. The Generation by Knoll is the first chair that allows individuals to sit the way that suites them best. Gordon and Cari Marshall of L&M Furniture hosted the event. From left, Beth Goff, regional Knoll manager; Cari Marshall and Gordon Marshall.
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