Good morning, Tulsa.

At Oklahoma Heritage Farm in Ramona, families can enjoy the annual Fall Festival with hayrides, corn mazes, pumpkin picking and a farm store selling seasonal produce.

Owner Clayton Ullrich said the five-generation tradition offers both fun and learning (a cherished local event).

Oasis Fresh Market in North Tulsa has launched a donation campaign (What Would You Do?) to help local families if SNAP benefits are suspended starting November 1 amid a federal shutdown.

Owner AJ Johnson said the store will use community donations to keep its shelves stocked in a food desert.

Homeowners in Lancaster Park have not received mail since moving in months ago, leaving them without bills and essential medications while the neighborhood’s mixed zip codes create confusion.

A post office official promised delivery within 15 days—residents continue to wait for a reliable resolution.

Bishop David Konderla prayed as workers got ready to put two new 6-foot copper clad crosses on Holy Family Cathedral—damaged in the 2023 Father's Day Storm—as part of a $3.2 million roof repair.

The crosses will be lifted on Friday and work on the tall spire will continue until the project ends in Spring 2026.

Local shop owners in east Tulsa report a sharp drop in sales, with Leandro Daic of 5 de Mayo Bakery noting a decrease of 30—40% as immigration fears push customers away.

Daic said he will explore adding delivery options if conditions worsen to help keep his business open.

Investigators working on the 1921 race massacre graves at Oaklawn Cemetery uncovered 42 unknown graves and exhumed three sets of remains—one set had a bullet lodged in the lower rib of a man and experts are still checking if it caused his death.

Renderings for the Tulsa Oklahoma Temple were released yesterday showing a plan for a 29,600 square foot building on a 25.7 acre site at the northwest corner of East 51st Street and South 136th East Avenue — a temple announced in 2023 by church President Russell M.

Nelson. It will be the state's second temple and will serve over 50,000 members statewide.

Will Rogers Days in Claremore begin Thursday with a free Trick or Treat event at the Will Rogers Memorial Museum from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., and Saturday will feature a Cherokee Nation 5K run at Rogers State University, a Native American Art Show, a wreath-laying ceremony, an Authors on the Move event, and a Downtown parade that leads into celebrations for Will’s 146th birthday.

Senate Bill 638 will take effect November 1 and ends a decades-old rule that required a 6% markup on items such as groceries, baby supplies, gas, and medicines (a law in place since 1949).

Local businesses like Oasis Fresh Market plan to continue programs that help customers on government assistance (including a dollar-for-dollar produce match) as retailers adjust to letting market forces set prices.

The Tulsa Health Department celebrated Red Ribbon Week at Rosa Parks Elementary on Monday—using signs and coloring sheets to promote a drug- and alcohol-free lifestyle.

Celebrations continue today at Kendall Whittier Elementary to boost student awareness.

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.

Giselle Ballet Performance

7-2:30 p.m. — Tulsa Performing Arts Center — Tickets from $25 — Experience a haunting tale of love and betrayal in this exquisite ballet performance with a live orchestra.

5k Day of the Dead Run

8:00 – 10:30 AM — LaFortune Park — Entry fee applies — Celebrate El Dia de Los Muertos with a spirited 5K run to support a great cause.

FC Tulsa HOME PLAYOFFS

Join us for Tulsa’s first home playoff soccer match since 1983! Seven sections have already sold out and tickets are moving quickly! Do not wait to secure your seat to this historic night! Free Commemorative Rally towels for the first 6500 fans! $1 Beer Section Night (this section will sell out soon!) 4 Tacos for $10 at the Catrina’s Taco Truck

Wichita Thunder vs Tulsa Oilers

3:05 – 4:35 p.m. — BOK Center — Stream on FloHockey — Watch an exciting hockey showdown unfold live on your screens.

Big Thief Live Performance

6:30-8:00 p.m. — Cain's Ballroom — Ticket prices vary — Experience the raw emotion and artistry of Big Thief in the vibrant Tulsa Arts District.

Dog Man: The Musical

6:30-8:00 p.m. — Tulsa Performing Arts Center — Cost not specified — A hilarious and heartfelt family adventure based on the bestselling series by Dav Pilkey.

Allen Americans vs Tulsa Oilers

7:05-8:35 p.m. — BOK Center — Watch live on FloHockey — Catch the thrilling hockey match featuring local teams Allen Americans and Tulsa Oilers.

Charlie Berens: The Lost & Found Tour

7-8:30 p.m. — The Tulsa Theater — Tickets required — Get ready for an evening of side-splitting laughter with Emmy Award-winning comedian Charlie Berens.

Harvest Wine Dinner

6:00-11:59 PM — Juniper Restaurant — $70/seat + $25 for pairings — Enjoy a 5-course dinner featuring seasonal dishes paired with wines while supporting holiday donations to those in need.

Billie Eilish: Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour

7:00-8:30 p.m. — BOK Center — Tickets available — Experience the ethereal vocals of global pop sensation Billie Eilish live in concert.

Veterans Meet & Greet Breakfast

8-10 a.m. — Owasso Community Center — Free entry — Celebrate and honor those who have served in the U.S. military with guest speakers and a concert.