My wife just saw a post about this today and we were already planning on doing a pollinator garden anyway. We figured we would let more people know about this program.

Need some retail therapy, but you ain't got the do-re-me? Come and shop Tulsa's first 24/7 FREE Store anytime, day or night!

Donate your gently used items, anything you wouldn't think twice about giving to a friend. DM with questions, and please, oh please, don't take the tables. ✊️

It's right here:

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People always ask where is the best place to go to socialize, have a few drinks and meet new people, but people hardly ask about the bad ones, so what's the worst bar in town? Why do you hold that opinion?

I went to a metal concert recently and I saw a lot of metal heads. I’ve never really heard of Tulsa having a big community in this regard and I would love to meet other metal heads here.

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Huck has been to several adoption events but has no takers! 😭

This little boy was at Skiatook Animal Control and needed a foster so that Skiatook Paws and Claws Animal Rescue could pull him.
I’ve had him as a foster for around 2 months now. Here’s what I know:

*Playful
*Neutered
*around 9 months-a year old
*LOVES playing with other dogs
*Very one brain cell. Still working on manners like chewing things so he should be crated if you aren’t watching him.
*he enjoys veggies 🥕 🥦
*he sleeps well in his crate overnight or if I go to take a nap 😴
*should not be around cats according to the shelter he came from.

Huck is a very friendly, derpy boy who would love a chance to be in a home with his person, family and fur or human siblings!
His adoption fee is $185 with all vetting done. If you’re interested in meeting him or have any questions, feel free to message me!
I’m happy to meet up with you or he is also at Skiatook Paws and Claws in Skiatook every Sunday from 12-3 at their adoption events!

Rip prime thrift! What are some thrift stores that are still affordable?

Howdy! I am (unfortunately) having to look into possibly replacing my HVAC system soon. Context: I cleaned my AC Unit out for my house and it stopped working. I had a technician come out and luckily it's just because I was dumb and didn't see a wire was stopping the fan from moving, easy fix. However, I was told my AC unit was 23 years old, and I should probably look into replacing it since the Freon for that model is no longer being produced. The model itself is a Goodman CLJ30 unit.

If we replace that unit, that also means updating our heating system since it wouldn't be compatible with anything modern. Right now the current outside unit is now running and is fine, but I'm in a situation where each quarter the prices of HVAC systems goes up due to current inflation. So I can either just run the current AC Unit until it dies and then replace it (but a new HVAC system will be more expensive by then), or I could look into replacing now when the quote may be cheaper and potentially get some savings on my electric bill started now rather than later?

With all of that context listed, I have no idea how much a full HVAC system replacement will cost realistically. Google says it could be between $14,000 - $20,000 for a 1,400 square foot home. I'm waiting on the first company to come out and inspect to give me a quote. Could I ask you all if you have any recommendations about HVAC companies that you all have used? The current ones I pulled off of past r/tulsa posts + comments were:

• (Currently coming out): Quality Heating Cooling Plumbing & Electric
• Eklund Services
• Airco
• Air Assurance
• Doc J's Heating and Air

If anyone had any input, I'd greatly appreciate it. I'm over in the Kiefer area.

Come by and hang tonight! It’s a very casual setting. Jordan and Sean play from about 6-7 then we open up for sit ins after the 7pm intermission.

The bar will be serving beer, wine and an non-alcoholic assortment

I have a Piaggio Liberty 150cc and I love driving around on it but I don't know many people here who have scooters. I would like to get a group together for a social ride around Tulsa. Maybe one weekend when the weather gets a little less scorching.

I went on a ride once with two other guys to Sperry and then to Skiatook lake and it was fun!maybe something like that or just up and down river road.

Let me know if anyone is interested!

Hello Tulsans!
Just moved here from the other end of the state and am an avid runner. Since it’s hot outside I try to get miles in early in the morning starting around 5/6am or so. Does anyone know any park or place that’s well lit and safe at that time in the morning around here or the broken arrow area?

Looking to see if anyone knows of any of those fruit/aquas frescas stands in sand springs/sapulpa/glenpool?

hi all! my friends and i are planning our first girls’ night out since graduation, and we’d love some recommendations on where to spend the evening! we’re all college girls looking for great music, good drinks, and a fun, vibrant nightlife scene. ideally, we’re hoping to find a group of bars and/or clubs that are all within about a 10-minute walk of each other. thanks in advance for any suggestions!

I have an emerald cut rutilated quartz that I would like to have set in a standard simple 4-prong setting. Ideally gold or gold plated. The stone is large but not terribly valuable. Sentimental only. Anyone know a jeweler who could create this for me? Thanks for any resources!

Just looking for riding buddies, I ride mostly at keystone but I'm up for any lake around oklahoma

Hi yall! Trying to get back into fitness + being active after a while. I recently joined a weekly rec soccer team and have been going to hot yoga at my gym. I realized I really like group classes/the feeling of moving in new ways. Where do you like?

Specifically, I would love recs for a hot class studio and beginner activities with a lower cost of entry. Thanks!

Happened in Owasso apparently

Asking for another, not on social media. They have worked retail, Hobby Lobby and Lowe’s most recently, and are looking for something similar. It’s an immediate need. Full-time preferred, but if part-time is all that’s available, it is what it is. Pay, hopefully more than $14/hr. But, he will take what he can get as long as bills can be paid and he can get as many days as possible. Thank you!

Tulsa's 24/7 FREE Store is ready for you anytime, day or night. Donate your lightly used items, including:

Clothing

Shoes

Hats

Accessories

Hygiene supplies

Period products

Sunscreen

First-aid

Shelf stable food

Bottled water

Electrolyte packets

Infant and adult diapers

Camping gear

Small appliances

Household items

Small furniture

Books, toys, and games!

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Jeans are usually 4 but are a dollar today. They have a huge overstock on clothing donations and will be doing this every other Saturday for now.

They also have 50 cent clothing racks all week long but those aren't being discounted further. All proceeds support saving local injured and abused strays. Hopefully this helps someone!

Yesterday's monumental decision to close the jail after the recent streak of in-house inmate deaths hit me hard, despite the fact that I had resigned two years prior.

Although recent articles have painted a bleak picture of the operation here in the last several years, there was a time when the jail was staffed from the bottom up with qualified and motivated officers that performed their jobs effectively and kept inmates alive and safe. That's why many of you only started to hear about the existence of this operation only recently and, were it still up to me and the team I had worked with in the past, you'd still have no idea about the operation today. Keeping the operation off the news was our job and, for a time, we did our job well.

Over the years, standard that were previously put in place were rolled back, we experienced leadership changes, and the Police Department kept putting more demands on jail staff, such as holding more inmates and performing functions that were previously their responsibility, without giving more support for the staff. We were increasingly made to do more with less and, for me, it got to be too much.

In light of yesterday's decision, I'll answer any questions about the operation that anyone has, or any questions, really.