Sports options are varied and dynamic in March.
At the BOK Center, you can catch the Tulsa Oilers hockey team play throughout the month. Stick around the venue for the Big XII Wrestling Championships, running March 8-9, as well as the Harlem Globetrotters on March 23. Enjoy the end of college basketball regular season play with the TU Golden Hurricane...
As we collectively thaw out from winter hibernation, performing arts companies await with showcases galore.
In Tulsa, you can catch the tail end of Tulsa Ballet’s Alice in Wonderland through March 2 at the PAC. Stick around the venue for Dear Evan Hansen, courtesy of Celebrity Attractions, on March 4-5. (If you miss it in Tulsa, the show also comes...
March has arrived, and it brings a wild selection of new films to enjoy. All kinds of genres are present this month, so hopefully something catches your eye and convinces you to venture out on movie night.
First up, a bizarre sci-fi black comedy titled Mickey 17. Based on the 2022 book of the same name, the story follows Mickey...
Executive Director of the Oklahoma Beef Council (OBC), Heather Buckmaster grew up on a wheat and cattle farm in Hydro, Oklahoma. After receiving her degree in Agricultural Economics at Oklahoma State University, she spent two years as a Peace Corps volunteer in the Gambia, West Africa, working as an agriculture extension agent. She then returned to OSU for her...
Although flowers and chocolates may be the hallmarks of Valentine’s Day, there’s no greater expression of love than an act of service. Donating your time can make a difference in the community – and motivate others to do the same.
If you’re looking for a place to start, organizations across the state are making Valentine’s Day special for the people...
While it may seem far away now, warmer temperatures will soon roll around again in Oklahoma. Then, excited Okies will head to the state’s bodies of water and pristine parks, seeking lodging along with boat and watersport opportunities.
Business owners and tourism officials agree: get your reservations in early for these stays and activities, especially if you’re planning to book...
Pesky, persistent and problematic. This is how many people view the aggravating robocalls that inundate their phones. These include automated calls claiming to be the IRS, vacation offers, health insurance updates, car warranty extensions, debt relief services or supposed credit card fraud alerts.
Some robocalls are legal, such as those in which you’ve given prior consent, like updates on school...
Unraveling the popularity of knitting and crocheting is easy – as both top the charts as the most popular yarn crafts. Alongside endless entertainment and a high return on investment, knitting and crocheting are also destressors; according to an article in the New York Times, these activities can actually lower heart rate and blood pressure and reduce harmful blood...
For centuries, competitive sports have included races of one form or another: those on foot; in chariots, wagons or buggies; on sailboats, yachts and other seagoing vessels; and with the invention of the automobile, motorcars and ultimately, airplanes.
But how about riding lawn mowers? Powered by a simple internal combustible engine, the sit-down mowers – factory-built to cut grass and...
While the holiday rush is behind us, there always seem to be some travel hiccups and unexpected congestion when going through the airport. If you want to travel like a pro and avoid the snags, the experts offer some advice.
One major point of debate is when you should show up to the airport. And it makes sense that answers...
