“Obama will hold the highest office in the land, on January 20, 2009!” shouted Brenan Presley. At the tender age of five, Presley is among 200 students at Deborah Brown Community School. On a daily routine, children recite all the names of the United States Presidents. Now he and his schoolmates will have to make some adjustments to add the 44th president to their already long list.
The Historic Mount Zion Baptist Church added to State and National Register of Historic Places
Caption: PASTOR LEROY M. COLE and members of the Mount Zion Baptist Church at the Oklahoma Historical Society, Preservation Review Committee Meeting where the application was reviewed and approved for submission on July 17, 2008. (Photo courtesy of Trabar & Associates)
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Tulsa Health Department will offer free drive-thru flu shots to individuals over the age of 60 and adults who have a handicapped sticker on their car as part of a test of their emergency response plan on Friday, November 7, from 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. at the James O. Goodwin Health Center located at [...]
Colonel Norvell V. Coots, MD. native Tulsan became the commander of the Walter Reed Healthcare System, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, in Washington, DC. Son of former late Tulsa Dr. William and Theresa Coots, Colonel Coots was born in Tulsa, Okla., and raised in Virginia and Washington, DC.
Most recently he served as the commander of [...]