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National Senior Games return to Tulsa in 2027 with local athletes leading way (opens the original)
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Tulsa will welcome thousands of athletes next summer when the National Senior Games come to the metro from June 30 through July 11, 2027. Green Country competitors Jack Ensminger and Jill Hoilien shared how competing in the games has helped them stay active and build lasting friendships through sports like pickleball. Ensminger celebrated his 94th birthday during the interview and said he didn’t begin competing in sports until later in life, eventually discovering a passion for running, softball
Fish skin treatment helps Oklahoma man heal chronic wound (opens the original)
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A Tulsa man is trying an unusual treatment for a chronic wound on his scalp — fish skin. Bob Epperly visits the Ascension St. John Wound Center each week for treatment of a wound that developed after radiation therapy for skin cancer on his head. A previous skin graft surgery did not heal, and Epperly said he does not want another surgery. Epperly said he often wears a cap to cover the wound and its bandages. His medical team is now using a skin substitute made from North Atlantic cod caught nea
Fish skin treatment helps Oklahoma man heal chronic wound (opens the original)
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A Tulsa man is trying an unusual treatment for a chronic wound on his scalp — fish skin. Bob Epperly visits the Ascension St. John Wound Center each week for treatment of a wound that developed after radiation therapy for skin cancer on his head. A previous skin graft surgery did not heal, and Epperly said he does not want another surgery. Epperly said he often wears a cap to cover the wound and its bandages. His medical team is now using a skin substitute made from North Atlantic cod caught nea
Breast cancer survivor shares how support shaped her cancer journey (opens the original)
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A breast cancer diagnosis can turn a person’s world upside down, but Mary Zoller said she learned during her own journey that no one has to face it alone. Zoller, a former Tulsa resident and nurse, was diagnosed with stage 3C ductal invasive carcinoma, or triple-negative breast cancer, on March 2, 2020. The diagnosis came as a shock. Zoller said previous tests had been negative, and her experience caring for cancer patients as a nurse gave her an understanding of what could lie ahead. She began
Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame set to reopen after major rebrand (opens the original)
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The Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame in Muskogee is preparing to reopen its doors to the public after a multi-million-dollar effort to transform and rebrand the historic attraction. The Hall of Fame will celebrate its grand reopening Saturday, Sept. 26, with live music, a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a chance for visitors to see the newly renovated space. The Hall of Fame is housed in a 1903 building, and Executive Director Tony Corbell said the renovation preserved much of its historic character whil
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