It’s been more than 65 million years since dinosaurs roamed the wide open spaces of Kansas and Oklahoma, but now more than 40 life-size animatronic, moving and breathing dinosaurs can be found just outside Wichita.
The park will include the massive Alamosaurus, Velociraptor and of course, the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex. Thirty-four different types and more than 40 animatronic dinosaurs featured in the park arrive this week for final assembly. Continue reading
Tulsa World headquarters in downtown Tulsa.
Analysis: While Tulsa Today has long had a Facebook page for extended conversations with readers, apparently, The Tulsa World is now moving exclusively to the social media platform for reader comments.
“Online comments will no longer” be allowed, according to a post seen this morning on the primary news web site.
In many ways, we are going to miss that feature. Continue reading
Rep. Chuck and Angela Strohm (Tulsa Dist. 69)
While milling around at church after Easter Service, I was asked the following question: “What can we pray about so that the legislature is willing to fix the injustice that has been done to our teachers?”
At that very moment, I realized that the legislature and the governor have lost the discussion. We have failed at getting the truth about education out to the public.
When normal people believe that our teachers are victims of “injustice” perpetrated by the legislature, the Oklahoma Education Association (OEA) has won the discussion. Continue reading
Photos by William Tessier & Greg Duke, Tulsa Today
Reigning ACM Male Vocalist of the Year Thomas Rhett unveiled his “Life Changes” Tour at Tulsa’s BOK Center Thursday night before an enthusiastic crowd of both new and longtime fans.
Taking the stage wearing all black except his white sneakers, the Georgia native thrilled the audience. Continue reading
Attorney General Mike Hunter today requested and received approval from Judge Thomas Prince, who presides over the state’s Multicounty Grand Jury (MCGJ), to release the Lead Impacted Communities Relocation Assistance Trust (LICRAT) audits that were requested by the state’s previous attorney general in 2011. Continue reading
