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.

Went for an intimate dinner and the server was super attentive, polite and knowledgeable…read more We Had two amazing drinks, fantastic steaks and sides and will be back!

I have to admit I like this building better than the previous one near the courthouse. Regrettably…read moretho thats where the love stops. I go here to pay my water bill. Used to be u could just walk in, stand in line and pay ur bill. Now tho, they have set up some security checkpoint and once ur past that then they have some idiocy with having to type in a phone number or name to get a number. Works if u have more than a few people standing around but otherwise just another waste of money and time. They also got rid of the free 30 minute parking that was in front of the building in exchange for larger curbs. City of Tulsa easily the LEAST customer friendly business downtown. City government here the worst in the state overall.

A family member needed a legal document from 40 years ago…read more Not having a clue as to how to even start, I asked a friend of mine who works there. She said I would need to go to the Family Relations office, and they could help. The line wasn't long at all, and the woman behind the counter told me where to find some legal sounding case number. I walked around the corner, found the book, and sure enough; there it was, from 1976. I gave them the number, and within 10 minutes a copy of the document was printed, and delivered. I was completely impressed by how fast, accurate, and caring the staff was. You hear bad things about public employees, but I assure you, these women are on top of their game!

i'd been scheduled to appear in court monthly for the last six months, and yesterday was the last…read moreappearance for the alternative court program for which i'd been scheduled. the proceeding was timely and efficient, with specific thanks due to ms. weather, the court-appointed case manager for the program, and the ruling judge, judge horton, who while not having as direct an influence on the journey in the program as ms. weather, was straightforward today in communicating the terms of graduation, including owning no payment to the court and obtaining one more document from the court for background check case expungement. further, i'll be remiss if i did not thank the counseling group that petitioned for the admittance to alternative misdemeanor court, two goats solutions, especially point attorney mrs. pansy and representative ms cheyenne. while the term transformation that appears on the graduation certificate i received today seems a bit exaggerated, i've definitely been given a prime opportunity from participation in the program, and i'm confident the growth i have experienced in the six months has been more enjoyable, and subjectively more beneficial than the alternative of prison time.

CALLING ALL YOUNG PROFESSIONALS, who frequent the Blue Dome District and the Brady Arts District…read more I went today to try and get some pictures of the lobby of this building, 6th and Main, and it was locked up tight!. It is completely empty!!!!! All you guys that review the restaurants, bars and dives around that area need to RENT THIS SPACE! I remember a couple of years ago they had a big sign around the top of the building saying they had parking. I don't know where the parking is, but it is empty...you can pick any floor you want! My interest is, I love Art Deco and I don't want to see it torn down so some glass piece of crap can go up in it's place. You all have made the Brady District and the Blue Dome District come back, please help Art Deco! BTW the Art Deco building at about 6th and Cincinnati is empty, as well as the old Tulsa Club Building. You guys... Get Busy and save my Art Deco building for me! :-)

I am very disappointed and PSO. My service is to be turned on today. I have a sump pump in my…read morebasement and the power is off because a renter moved out, so I just needed it switched over into my name. But PSO cut it off on Friday and said we will have it back on Monday. I've been waiting all day. It is now 6:22 PM and they still haven't showed up. I have called three times to check on them. And they keep telling me they're on the way. I even sent a picture of my basement with the moisture and hope that they would have a heart. Very disappointing.

Love my local friendly library! Lots of activities for kids…read morehere! And focus on the Hispanic community that is present here. Meeting rooms for use as well. Always clean and sanitary bathrooms, security sitting in lobby to help feel safe and protect us all. Always neat and organized!!!! I need to spend more time here!

My favorite local library in Tulsa because of the people who work here. The staff is wonderful -…read moreeveryone is so kind and welcoming. You can tell they truly care about serving their community. The branch is a pretty good size, maybe not as big or fancy as some of the newer libraries but it's spacious, clean, and well laid out. There are computers available and free WiFi, a kids play area, and different meeting rooms for events. Parking is plentiful. They host a lot of different community events regularly. Definitely recommend checking out their events calendar and stoping by for over off their many family friendly gatherings.

Very nice museum of local history all housed in an historic Railroad Depot. Darlene, one of the…read moredocents added a very personal touch to the exhibits, telling each story through her experience growing up here. She went above and beyond by pointing out where other historic buildings were and how they looked way back when versus current times. Well worth the stop while traveling Rt 66 through Bristow, OK.

I came here one Friday to speak at the regular weekly staff meeting of the juvenile probation…read moreofficers. (I was doing marketing for my agency.) The offices are located in a business complex that looks like a strip mall from the outside. The signs for it are small, so I actually drove right past it a couple of times. It's in north Tulsa, and the neighborhood around it is run down - filled with closed businesses and vacant houses. Fortunately the interior of the offices is clean and comfortable, if a little institutional. Then again, what else would you expect from a government run space. What I was really impressed by, though, were the people who work there. They have a thankless job that most people - myself included - couldn't do, but they work hard at it, trying their best to make a difference in the lives of kids whose backgrounds are often traumatic and chaotic.

The is for information only. It is closed until January 2027. This was not promoted online we…read moremissed the two small signs since we came in from the parking lot. We were excited about checking it out.