What couldn't be improved?! Zero help. Aren't they paid by tax payers? Literally was sent from…read morecourt clerk to county clerk then back again to court clerk who basically said, "we don't do that service here and we can't tell you who can". All the while SIX employees (all female) were buried in their cell phones not even looking up. McIntosh county, you deserve better and it wouldn't take ANYTHING to get better!

The prettier of the two Federal Courts located in Tulsa. While it's not as simple as Michael…read moreScott, from the Office (US Version), believed, declaring bankruptcy is an important part of our legal system. I'm sure that having to declare chapter 7 or 13 (or even 11) can be a bit of an emotional ride, rest assured that everyone that works with and within the court system is friendly. Plus, it couldn't occur in a more picturesque establishment. Every time I leave, I always take the chance to look up at the intricate ceiling.

I love that you are not forced to wear a mask. Finally some people with common sense. Thank you!read more

If you care about your health don't go to this tag agency they had 7-8 women working with no masks…read morechatting it up with their coworker following no covid guidelines touching and laughing it up behind small plastic Shields that are up on the desk but nothing behind for workers this place is a joke and I will never be back because of the careless of the employees/management everyone that came into the tag office as a customer wore a mask but ZERO of the workers wore a mask. Who's running this crap hole?

I came in on a Saturday. This facility was clean and the staff was extremely friendly and…read moreprofessional. I was in and out within 10 minutes. I would recommend this place.

This center is located in Chamberlain Park and offers opportunities for exercise, recreational, and…read morecommunity activities. I attended an event highlighting Black owned businesses/vendors and it was the perfect spot for it. Kids could run around while people walked around and talked to the different vendor tables. The staff was extremely helpful and super friendly. They even had lunch setup for vendors, which was super nice. It's noticeable that they're intentional about the programming they offer and resources they have for the community. Of course I had to look up Jane A Malone! She grew up in Bartlesville where she was the only Black graduate from the college high school in the 1950s. A longtime resident of the Chamberlain Park neighborhood, she has advocated for community enrichment and improvements to the park and center for decades. In 2019, the Tulsa City Council honored her by renaming the center. The building itself has a fitness room, a gym with a full-sized basketball court and bleachers, an arts and crafts room, kitchen, multipurpose room, and a separate building with a kitchenette and bathrooms. They also allow event reservations and rentals.

Night court, which isn't as exciting as the TV show makes it out to me. Despite court starting at…read more5:30 p.m., it's usually a good idea to get there around 45 minutes early so you can talk to the prosecutor and work out a plea deal.

A newly built municipal court house that is very easy to locate and navigate. The building is very…read morespacious, well maintained, and kept neat & clean. The outside of the building is well maintained and kept well lit at night. As far as municipal court houses are concerned, this one gets 5 stars.

The school was designed by Arthur M. Atkinson, John Duncan Forsyth, Raymond Kerr, and William H…read more Wolaver. It was built with Works Progress Administration (WPA) funds and opened in 1938. I am not crazy about PWA Art Deco, but it is maintained and is an important Tulsa Art Deco Building. It faces north east, the sun is never on the front of it for good pictures.

Omg so I saw Glenn Madeiros, Glenn Close, and Glen Affleck all at the local swimming complex. Must…read morebe a Glenpool. This is a sleepy little suburban town in the far south reaches of Tulsa with a few fast food outlets, some gas stations, and some industry. Not particularly special but as I found out it's a nice place to watch the sunrise.

This nonprofit organization started about a year ago. Founded by three amazing Latinas, I have…read moreknown one of the co-founders, Isabel, since 2021. She is from Venezuela and is an incredibly talented individual. Isabel is a journalist, announcer, actress and speech specialist. I met another co-founder, Yadira, about a year ago. She is from Honduras and has been super engaged in our community. She is a social communicator, marketing specialist, corporate event entertainer and broadcaster. More recently, I had a chance to meet the third co-founder, Odra, also from Venezuela. She is a university professor, journalist and life coach. Together, all three of them complement each other perfectly. Soy Más in Spanish means I am More, which is appropriate since they provide personal development training and coaching, specifically focused in communication, at no cost to attendees. They offer a six-week program focused on personal purpose, identity, positive mindset, assertive and effective communication. It is the only organization in Tulsa offering these kind of courses 100% in Spanish. They also offer special workshops on specific topics. I attended one focused on speaking in public without fear. The session was fun, dynamic, engaging, and practical. It was held at Tulsa Tech campus on Memorial, which is a beautiful facility. Each attendee received worksheets to take notes and work on activities throughout the session. Highly recommend for anyone wanting to improve their interpersonal skills! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Esta organización sin fines de lucro comenzó hace aproximadamente un año. Fundada por tres latinas increíbles, conozco a una de las cofundadoras, Isabel, desde 2021. Ella es de Venezuela y es una persona increíblemente talentosa. Isabel es periodista, locutora, actriz y especialista en oratoria. Conocí a otra cofundadora, Yadira, hace aproximadamente un año. Ella es de Honduras y ha estado muy involucrada en nuestra comunidad. Es comunicadora social, especialista en marketing, animadora de eventos corporativos y locutora. Más recientemente, tuve la oportunidad de conocer a la tercera cofundadora, Odra, quien también de Venezuela. Es profesora universitaria, periodista y life coach. Juntas, las tres se complementan perfectamente. El nombre de Soy+ es super apropiado ya que brindan capacitación y coaching para el desarrollo personal, específicamente enfocado en comunicación si ningun costo al publico. Ofrecen un programa de seis semanas enfocado en encontrar el propósito e identidad personal, la mentalidad positiva, y la comunicación asertiva y efectiva. Es la única organización en Tulsa que ofrece este tipo de cursos 100% en español. También ofrecen talleres especiales sobre temas específicos. Asistí a uno enfocado en hablar en público sin miedo. La sesión fue divertida, dinámica, atractiva y práctica. Se llevó a cabo en el campus de Tulsa Tech en la calle Memorial, lo cual es una hermosa instalación. Cada asistente recibió hojas de trabajo para tomar notas y trabajar en actividades a lo largo de la sesión. ¡Muy recomendable para cualquiera que quiera mejorar sus habilidades interpersonales!