Category Archives: Out & About

Toby Keith at the BOK

By Staff Report

Toby Keith at Tulsa’s BOK. Photo by Greg Duke.

Oklahoma’s Toby Keith performed at Tulsa’s BOK Center Friday, October 14, 2016. It was his first time to perform at the BOK in Tulsa and many enjoyed the show. Unfortunately, the tour only provided a photographer’s pass so Tulsa Today is unable to provide a review. We do have some excellent photos from Greg Duke and those we gladly share with fans.

We appreciate Toby Keith for his great talents and local charity work, but ask why he would promote a sales tax increase to the second highest level in the nation? This directly harms poor Oklahomans struggling to survive. It doesn’t seem to fit Keith’s country image.

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Boats thieves want and look to steal

By Staff Report

Thieves like boats that can be easily moved without drawing any attention (credit: Norfolk Police Dept.)

ALEXANDRIA, VA. – Is your boat less than 26 feet? Does it have outboard motor power and rest on a trailer? If you said yes, beware – you’re a big target for theft.

A newly released study that looked at five years of BoatUS Marine Insurance claims files shows that 75 percent of all boats stolen matched this description. With the long winter lay-up period nearing, BoatUS has five tips to make your boat harder to steal.

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Hillary’s America: Free Tulsa Showing

By David Arnett, Publisher

hillarysamericaflyer Tulsa Today readers are invited to a free public showing of Hillary’s America, the latest film from the creators of America: Imagine The World Without Her this Thursday, October 20 at the Jewish Community Center, 2021 East 71 St. at 7:00 pm.

The feature film takes audiences on a gripping journey into the secret history of the Democratic Party and the contentious rise of presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

Seating is limited, please make reservations by clicking here.

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Mullet Over #689

By James White

dogrex Wow. Talk about true love. The publication Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience has stated that behavior analyses involving pet dogs indicate that most canines prefer owner praise to food.

There is now a refrigerator on the market that has wi-fi and a camera inside so that people with certain cell phones can dial up and see what foodstuffs may be needed for resupply. The camera can also show who is getting into the fridge while you are not at home.

For you Sound of Music movie fans (I am one), it saddens me to report that Charmian Carr (Leisl in the movie) recently passed away at the age of 73.

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Fishing reports and winter boat prep

By David Arnett

Terry Johnson recently caught this 9.62 pound bass at Sardis Lake.

As fall approaches the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation provides the latest I fishing reports in this report, but for those preparing to store their boat for winter, the Boat Owners Association of the United States (BoatUS) offers a free guide online to prevent costly mistakes.

For example; water mistakenly left in a boat’s engine block to freeze over the winter is sure to become an expensive repair come springtime. As the ice expands it can crack the block, ruin the motor, damage fiberglass, split hoses, or destroy a boat’s refrigeration system. To prevent a mishap while putting the boat away this fall, Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS), offers the free 15-page guide.

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