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The Strawberry That Isn't: A Broken Arrow Baker's Art of Surprise

Ryan Dean

At Melody Bakes, a dessert that looks like fruit carries a much larger story about skill, persistence and starting something new.

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Before the First Move-In, Tulsa Neighbors Are Gathering the Things That Make a Home

Ryan Dean

At City Lights Village, donated bedding, cookware and toiletries are part of the preparation for a new supportive-housing community.

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Two Tulsa Landmarks, and Two New Questions About What Comes Next

Ryan Dean

One building once made dairy products along Route 66. Another served generations of worshippers downtown. Both have now received national historic recognition.

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For John Vose, a Door That Locks Is a New Beginning

Ryan Dean

After more than eight years without stable housing, a Tulsa man's next chapter began with a community effort and a place of his own.

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At St. Monica, a Century of North Tulsa History Is About to Bloom

Ryan Dean

Before its centennial garden comes a reminder of how this community began: with people looking for a place to worship, learn and belong.

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At Agitsi, a Family’s Stained-Glass Craft Becomes a Shared Tulsa Practice

Ryan Dean

Hines-Lee grew up watching her grandmother and mother work in stained glass, learning especially from her mother.

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AEGIS Mars Food-System Concept Developed in Tulsa Wins NASA Design Award

Ryan Dean

The AEGIS Mars food-system concept was developed in Tulsa and later received NASA’s $50,000 Human-Centered Design Award.

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Rhoades Elementary Students Deliver Daily Morning Newscast

Ryan Dean

Rhoades Elementary students in Broken Arrow take turns anchoring a daily school newscast from the library, covering announcements, lunch and the joke of the day.

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The Landing at 36N Opens 70 Homes in North Tulsa

Ryan Dean

The Landing at 36N opened with 70 homes at 36th and Peoria, becoming the second phase of a larger seven-phase North Tulsa redevelopment.

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1256 Movement Repairs Nathaniel Nash’s North Tulsa Home

Ryan Dean

The 1256 Movement replaced the roof and siding on Nathaniel Nash’s North Tulsa home, showing what preservation can look like one house at a time.

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Up With Trees Community Tree Planting in Tulsa October 10

Ryan Dean

Up With Trees hosts a Tulsa community tree planting October 10 near 81st and Memorial, beginning with a demonstration before volunteers get to work.

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Three New Ways to Use Your Tulsa Library Card

Ryan Dean

Tulsa City-County Library highlights Kanopy, LOTE4Kids and Examine, adding streaming, multilingual books and research access for cardholders.

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Oasis Fresh Market Brings Grocery Shopping Back Downtown

Ryan Dean

Oasis Fresh Market is now operating on Sixth Street, bringing full-service grocery shopping back to Downtown Tulsa.

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Black Wall Street Square Applications Open in North Tulsa

Ryan Dean

Applications are open as the first 13 Black Wall Street Square townhomes take shape in North Tulsa.

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Broken Arrow Students Build Dog Houses for BARC Rescue

Ryan Dean

Broken Arrow Options Academy students put construction skills to work by building dog houses for BARC Rescue.

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Greenwood’s New Rudisill Library Opens in Tulsa

Ryan Dean

Explore Greenwood’s new 33,000-square-foot Rudisill Regional Library, with expanded history resources, creative spaces and a recording studio.

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Positively Tulsa tells the stories of a city with something to share. Tulsa is creative, neighborly, surprising, and always becoming—full of people building, cooking, creating, helping, restoring, celebrating, and finding new ways to make this place their own. We follow the good happening across the city, from local people and businesses to food, arts, events, neighborhoods, animals, and unexpected discoveries, so you can get to know Tulsa not just as a place on a map, but as a community with character, momentum, and plenty left to discover.

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