Tulsa says goodbye to some of its leading citizens
Among those who died were a champion of public housing, a CEO-turned-conservationist, and two Tulsans who more than lived up to their nicknames "Mr. Tulsa" and "Tulsa's Rosie the Riveter."
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Among those who died were a champion of public housing, a CEO-turned-conservationist, and two Tulsans who more than lived up to their nicknames "Mr. Tulsa" and "Tulsa's Rosie the Riveter."
For the better part of two decades, Oklahomans have voted by large margins to elect Republican candidates at both the state and federal level.No Democratic presidential candidate has won a
Turnbo, also well-known for supporting his alma mater, the University of Tulsa, held leadership roles with the John Hope Franklin Center for Reconciliation and the Oklahoma Center for Community and
The University of Tulsa family lost a special member Wednesday when Distinguished Alumnus and Trustee Emeritus Steve Turnbo (BA ’67) passed away at age
His work helped build toll roads, construct stadiums and arenas, pass bond elections elections, and manage crises.