Construction is beginning on a resource center for people building and growing businesses. The center itself is not yet open.

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

Up With Trees is inviting Tulsa volunteers to learn the basics of planting a tree and then put that lesson to work together during an October 10 community planting near 81st Street and Memorial Drive.

Tulsa City-County Library is highlighting three digital additions this October: Kanopy, LOTE4Kids and Examine. Together, they give one library card more ways to open movies, multilingual stories and research from across Tulsa.

Oasis Fresh Market has brought full-service grocery shopping back into Downtown Tulsa. Beyond another opening, the store adds something far more ordinary—and useful—to a neighborhood increasingly becoming a place people live every day.

Black Wall Street Square has reached a new stage in North Tulsa: applications are open while the first 13 townhomes take shape. The project is moving from plans and construction toward the possibility of becoming someone’s address.

Broken Arrow Options Academy students turned construction practice into dog houses built for BARC Rescue. The project gave classroom skills a practical destination beyond school—and one student was already considering what to build next.

Greenwood’s new Rudisill Regional Library gives local history more room while adding recording, making and creative spaces for another generation. The new building brings memory and creation together at one address in Historic Greenwood.