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Café Topéca sponsors Tulsa’s 1st annual Barista competition in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Watch with shock n awe, as the top Baristas from Green Country’s best cafés compete until one drops from a caffeine overdose. Not really, but you can catch the aromas, tastes and talent as Baristas challenge each other in a coffee contest that is a first for Tulsa and hosted by Café Topéca.
Continue reading...Three Beautiful Tulsa Oklahoma Hotels for Your Stay
28. August 2008
Just arrived in Tulsa, Oklahoma? Tulsa is the second largest city in Oklahoma, falling just behind Oklahoma City, and is currently the forty-sixth largest city in America. We also have a large selection of beautiful hotels. From local to international, we have gorgeous places to stay, and reviewed for you in advance.
Continue reading...Exploring Tulsa Centennial Park at 6th and Peoria
19. August 2008
Nestled away between Peoria and Madison Avenue on Sixth Street lies one of Tulsa's most beautiful parks. Tulsa Centennial Park was recently listed as completed by the City of Tulsa and definitely has some serious perks and sights to gain some serious attention. We went on a trip to explore the park and show you first-hand!
Continue reading...Dfest 2008 Rocked Downtown Tulsa OK!
29. July 2008
Tulsa, Oklahoma -- The downtown area was rocked harder than ever last weekend during Dfest 2008. We witnessed seven wonderful headlining bands with more than amazing talent. Everyone seems to have an opinion; let me share mine!
Continue reading...Exploring Some of Tulsa’s Best Wedding Venues
29. April 2008
Planning a wedding can be a long tedious task; as Molly has recently learned. However, take it from her -- and explore some of what she considers, "Tulsa's best wedding venues."
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- Fun and Entertaining Voicemail Greetings
- Quiktrip Throwing a Festival Celebrating 50 Years!
- Ride OKLAHOMA for Bike MS 2008
- Tulsa Jobs continue to rise
- TulsaPeople presents Restaurant Week
- Mayor Taylor on the Tulsa street plan
- Pet Halloween Costume Ideas on ThisTulsa
- Jared from Subway stops in Tulsa
- Oklahoma Switchgrass Going to New Biorefinery
- Tulsa Company Turning Cooking Oil into Biodiesel
- Help Cleanup Tulsa Centennial Park on August 31, 2008 (14)
- Get Stuffed With Us: Taste of Tuesdays (10)
- And They Said, "Tulsa Centennial Park is Clean." (10)
- Cox to add 6 new HD channels in Tulsa (5)
- Tulsa's Dfest Announces Confirmed Lineup (4)
- How to spend your Economic Stimulus Payment (4)
- Fun and Entertaining Voicemail Greetings (4)
- Oklahoma Switchgrass Going to New Biorefinery (4)
- Tulsa Oklahoma has Woofstock 2008 on September 6 (3)
- E-911 System Coming Soon to Tulsa (3)
- Where to shop for Holiday Decorations in Tulsa, Oklahoma
- Café Topéca sponsors Tulsa’s 1st annual Barista competition in Tulsa, Oklahoma
- Tulsa Million Miles
- E-911 System Coming Soon to Tulsa
- Oklahoma Switchgrass Going to New Biorefinery
- Ride OKLAHOMA for Bike MS 2008
- Quiktrip Throwing a Festival Celebrating 50 Years!
- And They Said, “Tulsa Centennial Park is Clean.”
- Jazz Music Helping to Revitalize Downtown
- Looking to Downtown Tulsa for Urban Living Options
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A machine shop here in Tulsa is planning on adding 80+ jobs to its workforce. M&M Manufacturing Inc will be tripling the workforce with the new employees who make parts for the aerospace, automotive, medical and oil industries.
[ Source ]Jerry Faulkner, 27 & Tulsa native, wins the 3rd annual Route 66 marathon with a record breaking time of 2:27:20.
[ Source ]On Nov. 4th, all Tulsa area Chick-fil-A restaurants are being civic minded and giving all those who come in with an “I Voted” sticker the option to trade it in for a new sticker and a 3 count serving of their new Chick-fil-A Chick-n-Strips.
[ Source ]Tulsa ranks 3rd worst in the nation for digital TV switchover preparation. Apparently, we haven’t done enough to be ready for this change. A study found that over 14% of households in Tulsa “have done nothing to ensure” they’ll have reception. The government will even give you $40 to buy one.
[ Source ]A local company, Tulsa Biofuels are recycling your old cooking oil into biodiesel. Instead of pouring it down the drain, take it to 81st & Lewis in the Wal-Mart parking lot where they’ll take it and convert it to a much cleaner burning fuel.
[ Source ]On Tuesday Jared from Subway stopped in at St. Francis to talk with kids about his story. His aim was to inform them about the dangers of eating too much and to get them to be more active.
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1. December 2008
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