Zarrow Pointe receives 4-star overall rating from CMS in Tulsa County for Q1
In the first quarter of 2026, Zarrow Pointe was one of five nonprofit nursing homes in Tulsa County, Oklahoma, and earned a four-star overall rating from CMS.
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Sanni-Thomas sets school record at NCAA West first rounds quarterfinal
Tulsa men’s track saw Evan Sanni-Thomas set a new school record during NCAA West first rounds competition on May 29. The team also celebrated two personal bests before concluding its men’s events.
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Which former Tulsa County area high school athletes will be active on Wednesday, June 3?
On Wednesday, June 3, these former Tulsa County area high school standouts will be in action.
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Anniversaries of Tulsa County military service members’ sacrifice observed this week ending June 6
Service members from Tulsa County are remembered this week ending June 6 for their sacrifice during wartime.
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Which ex-high school standouts featured in Tulsa County will compete on Tuesday, June 2?
Tuesday, June 2 will feature competition from these former Tulsa County area high school standouts.
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Tulsa Nursing Center earned 5-star CMS rating in Q1 2026 in Tulsa County
Tulsa Nursing Center, one of 28 for-profit nursing homes in Tulsa County, Oklahoma, received a five-star overall CMS rating in the first quarter of 2026.
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Which Tulsa County area high school alumni will be active during the week beginning Monday, June 1?
These former Tulsa County area high school standouts are scheduled to compete the week starting Monday, June 1.
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Which former Tulsa County area high school athletes will be active on Sunday, May 31?
These former Tulsa County high school stars set for games on Sunday, May 31.
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Which ex-high school standouts featured in Tulsa County will compete on Saturday, May 30?
Saturday, May 30 will see these former Tulsa County area high school stars in competition.
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Oral Roberts University women’s basketball spending in 2024: how much was allocated?
According to the U.S. Department of Education, Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma allocated $1,695,675 to women’s basketball teams in 2024, exceeding the state average of $812,540 by $883,135.
