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Transformation Church’s V5 Bloodline conference — set for Oct.

7 to Oct. 9 — will draw over 3,000 visitors to Tulsa and may boost local hotels, restaurants, and businesses as some guests decide to call the city home.

Tulsa Women's Commission will host a Donate & Dash Drive for the Case Family Safety Center on Saturday—at 2829 South Sheridan Road—from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Tulsans are encouraged to bring household, personal care, and emergency items to support survivors.

Common Tart — known for its pies — is hosting Tulsa’s first Pie Festival with festival-exclusive flavors, a pie competition offering a $250 prize, and local vendors.

Guests can buy a Tasting Ticket to sample official pies and cast three votes for the People’s Choice Winner.

Cascia Hall students will perform with rock band Foreigner during an October 1 concert in Tulsa.

They will sing 'I Want to Know What Love Is' and receive a $500 donation (a boost for their chorus program) as they prepare for a professional stage experience.

Excavators have resumed work at Oaklawn Cemetery to search for unmarked graves from the 1921 race massacre.

Crews are working along the western and southern fence lines and the adjacent walking trail will be closed during the project — the work is expected to continue through early November.

Common Tart will host Tulsa’s first-ever Pie Festival featuring assorted signature pies, festival-exclusive flavors, and a pie competition (with a $250 Grand Prize) along with a marketplace for local makers.

Attendees may add a Tasting Ticket to General Admission to sample competition pies and vote for the People’s Choice Winner.

The Haunted Castle Halloween Festival at the Castle of Muskogee runs Fridays and Saturdays from Oct.

2-31, offering 11 attractions that range from family-friendly rides to intense scares for teens and adults. On Oct. 10, a Fright Night Costume Contest with $850 in cash prizes begins around 8 p.m. — a fun outing for all ages.

Tulsa Community College's Signature Symphony will have its final season in 2026-2027 after a financial review led the college to end support for the historic orchestra.

Seventy contracted musicians will be impacted while student programs remain unchanged.

Former CAP teacher assistant Marly Harsh claims she was fired after alerting a parent about a preschooler's head injury in April when a teacher tripped, leaving the child with a concussion (attorney Steve Hickman says the center did not follow required notification protocols).

Wagoner County Sheriff's Office urged parents on Tuesday to discuss safe social media use with children after a 'Cat in the Hat' trend featuring altered images near schools, homes, or community spots emerged online (a reminder that even memes can lead to risks).

The American Heart Association hosted the Go Red for Women luncheon today in Tulsa to raise awareness about women's cardiovascular health by sharing survivor stories and explaining prevention tips and CPR training.

North Tulsa’s 36N development opened a new phase Tuesday, Sept.

29 at 3613 N. Peoria Ave that adds 70 mixed-income apartments, retail space, and community amenities. The project, a $30.35 million investment, will complete its seven phases by 2029.

FC Tulsa vs Loudoun United Pro Soccer Match

FC Tulsa sits in first place in the USL Western Conference, and Friday’s home match is sure to be a thriller—just as $1 Beer Section Night returns to ONEOK Field. Today in Tulsa readers can enjoy up to 50% off day of game prices with this special offer.