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Striking a new chord: Tulsa Guitar Company expands (opens the original)
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TULSA, Okla. â After 41 years of business, the Tulsa Guitar Company â formally known as Tulsa Band and Guitars founded in 1985 by Paul Felzke â is reaching another milestone in its history with a move to a new home in east Tulsa. Tulsa Guitar Company is a family-owned and operated business. Like many businesses, the companyâs band and orchestra sales were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2023, owner Trey Johnson made the decision to move the company from its original location, wher
Cherokee cultural legacy takes root at Mankiller Capitol Park (opens the original)
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TAHLEQUAH â Each year during the Cherokee National Holiday weekend visitors have an opportunity to learn about the roots of Cherokee culture. This year, the Cherokee Culture, Plants and Symbology tours took on a deeper meaning by having the tours take place at the Mankiller Capitol Park. Tours took place Saturday of the holiday weekend, on Sept. 5, and were led by Cherokee Nation Ethnobiology Manager Feather Smith. âWeâve been doing this for a long time now, but the site has gotten so bi
Grigsby fulfills childhood dream to be Will Rogers Rodeo Queen (opens the original)
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WELCH, Okla. â Cherokee Nation citizen Brenley Grigsby was recently named the 89th Will Rogers Memorial Rodeo Queen. âI was so honored to be the rodeo queen,â she said. âIâve been to the rodeo my whole life, and I havenât missed very many of them. I grew up watching the Rodeo Queens thinking, âman, I wish I could do that.â So truly, it was just a little goal that I achieved in my heart and like a personal goal that I reached.â Grigsby, 19, is from Welch, Oklahoma, and has work
Brandi Hines combines art, heritage and teaching through stained glass (opens the original)
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TULSA â For Cherokee Nation citizen and stained-glass artist Brandi Hines, stained glass is more than a craft, it is a way to preserve Cherokee history, culture and stories that can last for generations. Through Agitsi Stained Glass LLC, Hines teaches students of all skill levels while continuing a five-generation family tradition. âStained glass is what I love. Itâs what I do,â Hines said. Hines, president of the Stained-Glass Guild of Oklahoma, begins each piece with a sheet of glas
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