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Recount in Tulsa mayoral election to continue for Day 4: Three days of recounting have ended without any significant shift in results in Tulsa's mayoral election. https://tulsaworld.com/news/local/government-politics/recount-in-tulsa-mayoral-election-to-continue-for-day-4/article_cd74928a-6ec8-11ef-a78f-93312f14ffe5.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion
Second Tulsa mayoral forum and City Council candidate event set at TU: The Tulsa World, University of Tulsa, Tulsa Press Club and Tulsa Voter Coalition will sponsor a free public forum to hear from the candidates for mayor and City Council. https://tulsaworld.com/news/local/government-politics/elections/second-tulsa-mayoral-forum-and-city-council-candidate-event-set-at-tu/article_ee7fa4ca-6bb1-11ef-a00a-67844adfa265.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion
The Tulsa World, University of Tulsa, Tulsa Press Club and Tulsa Voter Coalition will sponsor a free public forum to hear from the candidates for mayor and City Council.
"Today, because of the deep generosity of so many Tulsans, 'America’s most generous city' is embodied in the fact that, out of 900 community foundations nationwide, Tulsa Community Foundation is the nation's second largest, with over $6 billion in assets," writes Phil Lakin Jr.
In 25 years, the Tulsa Community Foundation went from $100,000 in assets to more than $6 billion, becoming the nation's second largest community foundation, says Phil Lakin Jr.
Update: Recount for Tulsa mayoral race begins; City Council recount verifies Jackie Dutton’s win: Brent VanNorman is challenging the results after finishing third to Monroe Nichols and Karen Keith. https://tulsaworld.com/news/local/government-politics/elections/update-recount-for-tulsa-mayoral-race-begins-city-council-recount-verifies-jackie-dutton-s-win/article_c314ab9c-6a4d-11ef-9753-87b5b017381e.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion
Too often, recounts are being used as a political strategy instead of legitimate checks on election results, the editorial states.
Despite Trump's disrespectful behavior, this cemetery will continue bearing witness to our American heritage and the military sacrifice of men and women in uniform throughout our history, says Drew Diamond.
School administrators need lawmakers to get accountability from State Superintendent Ryan Walters, and that can only be done with top GOP leaders having their back, the editorial states.
For all the talk at the Oklahoma Capitol about mental health and criminal justice, it's all for show if the price tag is too high, says Ginnie Graham.
While reason has abandoned the Republican Party, no thoughtful American today can deny Donald Trump is a clear and present threat to democracy, says Jenks resident Gary Peer.
Fewer Oklahoma Democrats run for office, and who can blame them? I challenge more progressive voters to not only vote, but to run for office, says Tulsa resident Ann Jackman.
You cannot tell me with a straight face that the current state of Republicans mimic what Jesus would have done, says Owasso resident Matt Sunday.
The requirements to be a state legislator do not require advanced degrees or any education beyond high school, says Tulsa resident Tom Payne.
Foster parents and SNAP recipients get $3 admission tickets (a good program). The same should be extended to our nation's heroes, says Tulsa resident Alan West.
Gaddis has shown her dedication to transparency in government and strongly supports education for all Oklahoma students, says Tulsa resident Sally Carter.
I believe both charter amendments were poorly written and probably confusing to many voters, says Tulsa resident John Villareal.
The Democratic speeches were right: Republican states are actually much more “anti-family and anti-kid.” And, yes, unfortunately Oklahoma is one of the bad choices, says Tulsa resident Bob Pezold.
Let's replace Hern in Congress by voting for Dennis Baker so he can run full-time for governor. Obviously Hern doesn't want to be a congressman, says Tulsa resident David Reid.
Anonymity on social media enables the most vile human traits: lies, slanderous gossip, doctored images. Why not, when those who post get secrecy? says Tulsa resident Scott Pendleton.
What befuddles me is why so many so many Republicans find appealing his incessant whining on every topic imaginable. There’s no limit to his victimhood, says Tulsa resident Richard Eagleton.
Stop condemning President Donald Trump and telling lies about him, says Eileen Nash of Tulsa.
Ginnie Graham Show: Route 66 Alliance CEO addresses Cry Baby Hill controversy: https://tulsaworld.com/opinion/editorial/ginnie-graham-show-route-66-alliance-ceo-addresses-cry-baby-hill-controversy/article_0c99b640-6ae4-11ef-803b-5f550aee3ff8.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion
Complain about the selection process if you will, but we shouldn’t publicly attack an artist for having and sharing a vision, says Ken Busby.
In 25 years, the Tulsa Community Foundation went from $100,000 in assets to more than $6 billion, becoming the nation's second largest community foundation, says Phil Lakin Jr.
I’m on a mission to encourage people to think and buy and consume more intentionally, says Brian Franklin of DoubleShot Coffee.
Let us chart a course toward a more inclusive and responsive public health and human services system that uplifts every individual and community, regardless of political affiliation, the writers say.
State Superintendent Ryan Walters’ heavy-handed approach to mandating religious instruction is likely to drive people away from the church rather than draw them in, says Erika Wright.
If incorporating Christianity in public schools, do the research on the church's role in colonizing Indigenous people and its effects today, says former Osage Nation Chief Jim Gray.
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Monroe Nichols, Karen Keith headed to runoff election in Tulsa mayor's race: https://tulsaworld.com/news/local/government-politics/elections/monroe-nichols-karen-keith-headed-to-runoff-election-in-tulsa-mayors-race/article_a30a437e-60c6-11ef-960b-935ae9b8a40e.html
"My name is Kevin Canfield. I grew up in Connecticut, went to college in Indiana, and then lived here and there. I joined the Tulsa World in 2001. My father was a newspaper columnist in Connecticut for decades, so I chose to cover a similarly exciting beat — local government. OK, it’s not glamorous. But I would argue it’s important, so I keep at it. Hope you’ll keep reading my stories and those of my colleagues. Knowledge is power, as the saying goes." Support local journalism by local journalists like Kevin Canfield and the rest of the Tulsa World newsroom. Bookmark his free page to follow his work at go.tulsaworld.com/kevincanfield. For a limited time, subscribe for $1 that covers this election season at tulsaworld.com/subscribe.
Why the Tulsa World is 'Where your story lives': When you care enough to know what is really going on, the Tulsa World is full of journalists who like to get to the bottom of things. https://tulsaworld.com/news/local/why-the-tulsa-world-is-where-your-story-lives/article_e857dd64-f772-11ee-8d4c-27e7a7ab1292.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion
How did Tulsa's homeless survive the cold? Here are some answers. https://tulsaworld.com/news/local/government-politics/how-did-tulsas-homeless-survive-the-cold-here-are-some-answers/article_14045686-b48e-11ee-ab14-276594bd1242.html#tracking-source=home-top-story?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion
Another day of frigid wind chills and brutal cold across much of the U.S.: https://tulsaworld.com/news/nation-world/weather/weather-winter-storm-snow-iowa-caucuses-nfl/article_11bd0742-c453-5455-bbae-3eb09fdc04d2.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion
View Sen. Lankford's full statement here: https://tulsaworld.com/video/news/full-statement-sen-james-lankford-calls-for-congress-to-take-action-on-border-security/video_02622e9c-a32e-5317-af4c-7ee209299977.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion
Meet the 2023 Tulsans of the Year: These people pushed to make Tulsa a better place: https://tulsaworld.com/life-entertainment/local/meet-the-2023-tulsans-of-the-year-these-people-pushed-to-make-tulsa-a-better/collection_65f3d80c-960e-11ee-9685-877e50949dde.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion
RECAP: What did the Tulsa school board do late Monday night? https://tulsaworld.com/news/local/education/recap-what-did-the-tulsa-school-board-do-late-monday-night/article_6365965a-9926-11ee-bf41-630035b70058.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion Ryan Walters brands Tulsa school board 'rubber stamp' for making Ebony Johnson superintendent https://tulsaworld.com/news/local/education/tulsa-schools-tulsa-public-schools/article_744390a0-991f-11ee-a0af-43870949f171.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion
Despite being touted by state Superintendent Ryan Walters as a way to stem the ongoing teacher shortage, public records show that only a handful of districts are participating in the initial rollout of a merit-based teacher salary program. https://tulsaworld.com/news/local/education/few-schools-participate-in-oklahoma-teacher-empowerment-fund/article_8c04bc66-8eeb-11ee-b8b8-73ab12ff8341.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion #oklaed
With war threatening to spread across the Middle East and the U.S. House of Representatives’ inability to elect a speaker endangering stability at home, U.S. Sen. James Lankford advised prayer on Thursday — and also action. https://tulsaworld.com/news/local/government-politics/support-people-who-act-like-adults-says-lankford/article_9e098676-6862-11ee-b32d-af30892e0ddc.html
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt sued Speaker of the House Charles McCall, R-Atoka, and Senate President Pro Tem, R-Oklahoma City, on Monday after the House took the final vote to override Stitt's veto of two bills dealing with tribal compacts. https://tulsaworld.com/news/state-regional/government-politics/gov-kevin-stitt-sues-legislative-leadership-after-veto-overrides-on-compact-bills/article_97c382e8-2fe7-11ee-9559-377b30aa297f.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion
Recent Tulsa World podcast episodes: > Newsroom: Scene Editor Nicole Marshall Middleton talks to Editor Jason Collington about the Tulsa 50, the Tulsa World’s annual list of picks for the latest and greatest Tulsa has to offer: https://tulsaworld.com/life-entertainment/tulsa-world-newsroom-podcast-50-things-we-are-loving-in-tulsa-right-now/article_e53869be-14e7-11ee-996f-3f7c116683fd.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion > Scene: Summer intern Lydia Fletcher and James Watts preview upcoming content and also discuss the Tulsa 50: https://tulsaworld.com/life-entertainment/tulsa-world-scene-podcast-50-things-we-are-loving-in-tulsa-right-now/article_0269709a-1679-11ee-b2a8-c3687acee106.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion > OK Preps Extra: Barry Lewis and Patrick Prince recap the All-World Awards, plus note a deserving honor for Allan Trimble: https://tulsaworld.com/sports/high-school/football/all-world-awards-tulsa-world/article_bf9578f2-176f-11ee-b4b7-8b75f4964106.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion > TU: Former BTW standout Keuan Parker on feeling at home at TU after leaving Arkansas, New Mexico State: https://tulsaworld.com/sports/college/tu/keuan-parker/article_5d78567c-15cf-11ee-be48-77653780ba01.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion
Over the past four months at the state Capitol, lawmakers passed a record $12.9 billion budget and approved a “historic” education package, but momentum on some controversial and closely watched policy issues petered out before the end of session. Here’s a look at some legislative issues that stalled this year: https://tulsaworld.com/news/state-regional/government-politics/a-look-at-what-oklahoma-lawmakers-didnt-pass-this-year/article_21a1d31e-fb06-11ed-95b5-1f41c9b4346b.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion
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On Sunday, the Tulsa World will publish an Archive Edition in print and online at tulsaworld.com/racemassacre that collects stories printed in the past and all of the stories in the “100 Years Later” series leading up to the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre. The Tulsa World is donating 10,000 copies of the Archive Edition to Tulsa Public Schools to assist in teaching about the Tulsa Race Massacre in classrooms. “This work by our reporters, photographers and editors is a starting point to provide a chance to review the facts, read the evidence and consider the perspectives of those affected,” it says in the Archive Edition’s introduction. “This work will continue.” Learn more: https://tinyurl.com/archiveedition
Veteran politics reporter Randy Krehbiel talks to Tulsa World Editor Jason Collington about what to expect on Election day and what the Tulsa World will provide readers Tuesday night on tulsaworld.com and Wednesday morning in the newspaper.
