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Downtown Tulsa hands you Gothic spires that shouldn't exist and stained glass older than your grandparents. Families have worshipped under it for a century, and first-timers still stop mid-step to stare.

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👕 Right now, men's clothing is our most needed item at the Tulsa Day Center — and with temperatures staying in the 90s for the forseeable future, weather-appropriate donations are especially important!

We are accepting pants, shirts, socks, underwear, hats, and shoes in all sizes. Clean and gently used items are always welcome.

Drop off donations anytime at 415 West Archer. Every item goes directly to a neighbor who needs it. 💙

Southern Living Magazine recognizes Tulsa's unique charm.

This Underrated Oklahoma City Has Incredible Restaurants, Live Music, And One Of The Country’s Best Parks Make Tulsa your next long weekend destination. It has world-class institutions like the Philbrook Museum of Art, a 100-acre riverfront park called Gathering Place, and exceptional restaurants that prove the dining scene is more than just meat and potatoes.

Tulsa's status as a home for musical archives continues to grow.

A major piece of music history is staying in Tulsa. 🎸

The Church Studio has announced that Barbara Clark, Roy Clark’s wife of more than 60 years, has donated his extensive personal and professional archives to The Church Studio.

A virtuoso guitarist, banjo player, mandolinist and fiddler, Roy Clark was also a singer, actor, comedian, television host and recording artist who introduced country music to millions around the world. A Country Music Hall of Fame member and seven-time CMA Award winner, Clark also called Tulsa home for more than four decades.

His archive includes photographs, awards, instruments, memorabilia, wardrobe and personal papers spanning his remarkable career and life.

We’re excited to see Roy Clark’s legacy preserved and shared right here in Tulsa!

The Gathering Place lights up for Dolly.

Have you been to Tulsa's beautiful Botanic Garden?

There's a new attraction in Broken Arrow.

DEVELOPING — BROKEN ARROW

We regret to inform everyone who believed the front-yard pond situation had finally reached its natural conclusion that there has been another development.

Lake Broken Arrow apparently has a bait shop now.

A small table reportedly appeared near the sidewalk today featuring a cooler, bait containers and a homemade sign advertising:

WORMS — $2
HONOR SYSTEM

The existing marina remains in place.

At this stage, what began as a landscaping dispute has apparently developed its own recreational economy.

There is still no confirmed word on whether the bait shop has business hours or why anyone apparently needed worms for a pond that can be crossed on foot in several seconds.

Residents are already debating what happens next.

So we’re putting it on the record:

What business opens next at Lake Broken Arrow?