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Tulsa’s historical museum has a new name and a renewed mission.
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A new workshop series at Tulsa Community College is challenging the notion that filmmakers need to leave Oklahoma to build a successful career in the industry
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A documentary that celebrates grammar comes to Tulsa this weekend along with its star.
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Originally from South Carolina, Stephen Towns has crafted paintings and quilt works focused on the stories of Black Americans around the time of the Civil War. He wonders if the work he makes is "illegal now."
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Inspiration can come from painful situations. For one Tulsan that meant turning a diagnosis into music.
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Mark Dziadula sinks his teeth into his first paczek, a Polish doughnut traditionally served at a special time of year.
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Anita Bryant, a former Miss Oklahoma and popular singer who became known over the second half of her life for her outspoken opposition to gay rights, has died.
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On display are photos of famous acts like The Ramones, Talking Heads and Metallica.
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"They all prospered." School children on summer break have a Greenwood Cultural Center program and a book to thank as they learn about the history of the neighborhood surrounding them.