Big Dam Party draws national acclaim: The Big Dam Party’s four-day 2024 celebration of Zink Lake, Tulsa Wave Park and the Williams Crossing Bridge has earned Tulsa Regional Tourism a spot among three finalists for the 2025 ESTO “Immersive Experience” Award — find out what’s next.
Uncover samurai artistry in Tulsa: The Philbrook Museum is hosting nearly 80 suits of armor, helmets and weaponry that trace nine centuries of Japanese craftsmanship, running through Aug. 3 — find out how to see it.
Propane buses keep it cool: Broken Arrow Public Schools added five propane-powered, air-conditioned buses this January—funded by a federal grant to replace diesel models with quieter engines, safety cameras and onboard tablets for a smoother ride this fall — find out what’s next for the fleet.
OSU-Tulsa shines at OCPRA: The Tulsa campus team earned gold for its graduate recruitment brochure, third place for the Golden Driller takeover and two honorable mentions in writing and photography at the 2025 awards — find out more.
Tulsa’s 43rd Consecutive GFOA Win: The City of Tulsa has earned the GFOA’s Certificate of Achievement in Financial Reporting for the 43rd straight year, underscoring its steadfast commitment to clear, detailed fiscal transparency — find out why it matters.
Other Tulsa headlines this week
- Tulsa Area United Way absorbs Rogers County
- Streets in West Tulsa close starting Monday
- 97-year-old Circle Cinema expands Walk of Fame
- Tulsa makes history with two LLWS teams
- Goodwill returns to Owasso
- Broken Arrow police department welcomes therapy dog
