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Tulsa to Celebrate Welcoming Week Sept. 10–19 (opens the original)
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Tulsa will celebrate Welcoming Week Sept. 10–19 with a series of cultural festivals, community events and educational workshops highlighting the diverse communities that make up the city. This year marks the sixth year Tulsa has participated in Welcoming Week, a nationwide and global initiative focused on promoting understanding, inclusion and connections among residents. “The events planned showcase the vibrant communities that call Tulsa home,” said Dion’trae Hayes, the city’s chief resilience
Tulsa officials urge residents to prepare ahead of disasters (opens the original)
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Tulsa emergency management officials are encouraging residents to take simple steps to prepare for potential disasters as September marks National Preparedness Month. The City of Tulsa Department of Emergency Management is asking residents to focus on three basic preparations: creating an emergency plan, building an emergency kit and knowing where to get reliable emergency information. “National Preparedness Month is a great time to take a few small steps that will make a big difference in being
Tulsa comedy group Troublestart brings new season to life with Back to School show (opens the original)
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Award-winning Tulsa comedy group Troublestart is launching its newest season with a live comedy event Sunday, Aug. 30, featuring a lineup of local performers and the world premiere of a new episode. “Back to School” will take audiences into the fictional world of Idiot University, where the Troublestart cast returns for another semester of offbeat and chaotic comedy sketches. The live show will feature Tulsa performer Evan Hughes delivering an unconventional PowerPoint presentation, stand-up com
Oklahoma advocates work to make voting more accessible for people with disabilities (opens the original)
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People with disabilities have the same right to participate in Oklahoma elections, but advocates say transportation, accessibility and uncertainty about the voting process can often create barriers. A statewide effort called REV UP the Vote is working to help voters with disabilities better understand their rights, the voting process and the accommodations available to them. The campaign is part of the work of Open Ears Open Opportunities and The Hidden Workforce, which are producing educational
Tulsa's Neon Prairie pauses 2026 large-scale festival (opens the original)
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Neon Prairie is taking a break from producing its large-scale festival in 2026, but organizers say the event is not going away. In an announcement to supporters, the independent festival team said this year’s Neon Prairie will “look different … by quite a bit” as organizers take time to rest and work behind the scenes on future plans. The festival launched in 2024 and held its second event in 2025. Organizers said the first two festivals reached more than 260 million people globally online, welc
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