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RestaurantsHummus worth sharing: Meddys serves made-from-scratch Mediterranean favorites, including award-winning hummus, shawarmas, and salads prepared to order.
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Hummus worth sharing: Meddys serves made-from-scratch Mediterranean favorites, including award-winning hummus, shawarmas, and salads prepared to order.
For serious crumb lovers: Slate Sourdough turns out small-batch boules, croissants, focaccia, and pastries with organic, local ingredients, including a culty jalapeño cheddar loaf and dangerously flaky kouign-amann.
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Fifteen-year-old Tulsa teenager, William Pickard, helped establish Redwinter Bakery with his father, Nathan Pickard.
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The No Kings Network (No Kings Network) held rallies across the country, including in Tulsa, urging voters to participate in the midterm elections.
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Tulsa Public Schools (Tulsawan) has proposed to close or consolidate 17 schools, eight of which are located in north Tulsa.
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IKEA is set to open its doors at its Tulsa Hills location on October 23, with a grand opening set to take place at 10 a.m.
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IKEA is opening its first-ever Oklahoma store at Tulsa Hills Shopping Center, near 71st Street and Highway 75.
Full story at kjrh.com ↗
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