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Broken Bow, OK Stargazing Ranked
By David Arnett
The Astrotourism trend — travel inspired by the night sky — seems set to continue shining in 2026, with American travelers showing growing interest in building celestial events into their vacation plans. As this year’s total solar eclipse prepares to sweep across parts of the world August 12, HomeToGo has seen a marked rise in search demand for stays in these destinations.
Broken Bow, Oklahoma ranked #9 overall, demonstrating a high popularity with travelers interested in booking vacation rentals within the area. With the median nightly price per person at $112.60, it’s a great opportunity to bring friends or family along for the trip. Broken Bow also ranked among the top destinations in Proximity, highlighting convenient stargazing destinations near accommodations. HomeToGo researchers estimate a 91% increase in searches for Broken Bow with check-in dates leading up to August 2026’s solar eclipse.
Theatre Tulsa Premiere of Disney’s Frozen
By Staff Report
Theatre Tulsa is proud to announce the regional premiere of Disney’s Frozen, coming to the Tulsa Performing Arts Center this weekend. Based on the Academy Award-winning animated film, the stage adaptation brings the beloved story, characters, and music to life in a dazzling production for audiences of all ages.
For the first time in forever, Tulsa audiences can experience the musical phenomenon that has taken the world by storm. Featuring music and lyrics by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez and a book by Jennifer Lee, Disney’s Frozen includes iconic songs such as “Let It Go,” “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?,” “Love Is an Open Door,” and “For the First Time in Forever,” along with new songs written exclusively for the stage.
Diseased Deer Found Near OK Border
By OK Wildlife Department
A white-tailed deer in southwestern Arkansas within four miles of the Oklahoma border has tested positive for chronic wasting disease (CWD). Although not inside of Oklahoma borders, due to the proximity, the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation (ODWC) announced late this afternoon that it has activated the next stage of the CWD Response Plan jointly produced with the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry.
“With the ability of deer to easily travel many miles in a day, the CWD Response Plan dictates that we respond to this finding as if it were found in Oklahoma” said Joey McAllister, Wildlife Programs Supervisor with ODWC. “We will be working through our response plan, and our ultimate goal is to ensure healthy and well-managed deer with as little impact to either the resource or our constituents as possible.”
Donate Venison: Get Bonus Season
By Oklahoma Wildlife Department Staff
Oklahoma’s 2025 holiday antlerless deer gun season will open Dec. 18 and run through Dec. 31 across most of the state. Hunters are urged to get outdoors during the last two weeks of the year and harvest one or two antlerless white-tailed deer — if not for themselves then for the thousands of hungry people in need through the Hunters Against Hunger (HAH) program.
Deer taken during the holiday antlerless season are considered bonus deer, which are in addition to a hunter’s aggregate deer limit from the other regular deer seasons. Hunters holding the appropriate base hunting license and a deer gun season license (unless exempt) may participate in the holiday antlerless season, even if they have already harvested their combined season limit of deer.
