Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 23rd of December.
Good morning, Broken Arrow.
Rick Lankford, a 73-year-old postal carrier in Tulsa, has worked for 44 years and will celebrate his anniversary on Jan.
10 as USPS marks 250 years in service. He has built a close connection with the community during his long route.
Tulsan artist Michael R.
Thomas is donating his artwork to support She Brews, a nonprofit coffeehouse in Broken Arrow where he found belonging. His donation will boost the coffeehouse’s holiday efforts + spark local art appreciation.
Tulsa County Social Services is seeking local landlords to help people experiencing homelessness secure stable housing, and Savannah Crandall said the initiative will connect new tenants with available rental units today.
City Council will review the Islamic Society of Tulsa’s request for a mosque at the Northeastern State University campus on Jan.
12 at 6 p.m.—community comments will be accepted 10 minutes before the meeting. The planning commission backed the project, citing zoning laws and First Amendment protections.
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