Partners will identify 300 housing units plus individualized support services for up to one year.
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Posted inCulture
The daddy of them all: Roy LeBlanc Invitational rodeo is back for its 70th year
Thousands of cowboys and cowgirls and fans alike will witness the Roy LeBlanc Invitational Rodeo this weekend in Okmulgee.
Posted inGovernment
Muscogee (Creek) Nation Citizenship Board files petition to rehear freedmen case
The nation’s Supreme Court ruled in July that freedmen should be granted citizenship. Attorneys for MCN want the case reconsidered.
Posted inGovernment
Muscogee (Creek) Nation Citizenship Board files petition to rehear freedmen case
The nation’s Supreme Court ruled in July that freedmen should be granted citizenship. Attorneys for MCN want the case reconsidered.
Posted inFood
Chef Chad Cherry is at war with the system. Tulsa is his basecamp.
The State of Black Food founder wants Black chefs to become leaders in the national food scene.
Posted inGovernment
Mayor Nichols calls public meeting days after boulders installed on sidewalks
The massive boulders near the downtown bus station sparked critiques and backlash.
Posted inGovernment
‘Victory for the Nation:’ Muscogee freedmen leaders ponder next steps
Freedmen leaders say they want to show a “united front” in their conversations with MCN.
Posted inGovernment
Muscogee Nation Supreme Court rules freedmen are tribal citizens
The nation’s highest court ruled July 23 that freedmen are to be included as tribal citizens.
Posted inHealth
988 suicide crisis lifeline ends program for LGBTQ+ youth, including in Oklahoma
The Press 3 option program ran out of federal funding in June.
Posted inBusiness
Tulsans push back on Reworld’s plan to burn medical waste
The waste company wants to burn medical waste at its west Tulsa site.
Posted inGovernment
SNAP and Medicaid cuts leave thousands of Oklahomans at risk, advocates say
Tulsans react to the “Big Beautiful Bill” and its cuts to social services.