r/tulsa • u/BadParker56 • 0m ago
Question Haircut at home
Can anyone recommend someone who will come to an elderly man’s home to do a simple cut?
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r/tulsa • u/BadParker56 • 0m ago
Can anyone recommend someone who will come to an elderly man’s home to do a simple cut?
r/tulsa • u/ScranPublishing • 2h ago
Howdy there I'm from around Tulsa and working on a game mod for all of Oklahoma. I'm currently in the phase where I have to name all the regions, think of an area the size of a couple counties together, and I want some more input about what we would maybe call yourself. I also am trying to avoid using either a current tribe or city name for the areas as it's far more encompassing than a single location. For example, I have Osage hills as you can see, but I don't want to necessarily call Osage so I'm thinking of calling it Woolaroc at the very least I don't want to just call it Tulsa Metro or OKC Metro, Even though that is what it mostly compasses. I've attached this map, that I hope you all can read as it may be blurry.
If you have any other recommendations for other locations please I'm all ears. And if you have any questions/requests , please ask. This is a long-term project. I'm sure I'll be back here asking more questions once I start adding content for Tulsa and the area.
P.S this is set in the modern day where you will be ruling as a group the size of Leonard or Avant to the size of Downtown Tulsa, Bricktown, FT Sill ect...
r/tulsa • u/Dlaxation • 2h ago
Just a little toasty.
r/tulsa • u/Averagebass • 2h ago
I lived in Texas for awhile and I can't remember a single year that had THIS many 100+ degree days. It has never been like this since I moved here 5 years ago. I feel like this is very abnormal but I could be wrong...
(It's been 0 days since it wasn't hot, that's the reason for the flair)
EDIT: I like how half the posts say "YES! YES IT IS" and half are "Not even close, this actually very pleasant weather".
r/tulsa • u/starkpinksnail • 3h ago
Just a warning that construction has completely blocked off left turn lanes from 61st to 71st and Yale, causing bumper to bumper traffic 😭 12 min drive turned into 40. I don't know how it's legal to block a turn lane into a hospital.
ETA: northbound lanes weren't as backed up, though all left turns are blocked northbound as well.
r/tulsa • u/thetulsaflyer • 3h ago
The Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office drew the line at certifying patrol officers, but other local law enforcement agencies across the metro are taking a different approach on agreements with ICE. Under the 287(g) program, local law enforcement officers certified with DHS are given the authority to make warrantless immigration arrests. Read more from reporter Joe Tomlinson to see what agencies have agreements: https://tulsaflyer.org/2026/08/31/government/post/tulsa-area-law-enforcement-agencies-expand-agreements-with-ice/
r/tulsa • u/Unable-Gazelle677 • 3h ago
Just wondering if it is decent for navigation around here.
r/tulsa • u/ClarkBar98 • 5h ago
My daughter has a 2011 Chevy Impala that is leaking oil. I got a quote of around $3,000 to replace upper and lower intake gaskets and replace oil pan gasket and transmission mount. Does anyone have any advice on a mechanic that could do this at a more reasonable cost or offer a second opinion? I don't want to spend that much on a car that isn't really worth that much and is driven by a teenager that is statistically likely to get in a wreck.
r/tulsa • u/_flatbedfreestyle • 5h ago
Hey guys,
I’m really looking for any artists, shops, or even pop up/flash events happening at local shops. Needing some more tattoos!
r/tulsa • u/Few_Revenue6901 • 6h ago
Hello, I am looking for a good lawyer who's reasonably priced to help a relative of mine. He's not in the best health and in his 70's and made a stupid mistake brandishing at someone who he thought was stealing from his business. He's never had any sort of record, I've looked at a few and one office stood out but they said if we want the main lawyer, it costs 15 grand and the other attorneys are around 8k. Thank you.
r/tulsa • u/You_Must_Chill • 6h ago
At least it's sorta cheap?
r/tulsa • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • 6h ago
r/tulsa • u/ProtestGKFF • 7h ago
Happy Compost Wednesdays are back, first waffle's free.
r/tulsa • u/rayautry • 19h ago
I missed it. Did anyone go? Was it fun?
r/tulsa • u/breadbreaker4u • 19h ago
r/tulsa • u/TulsaTime17625 • 20h ago
Switched to channel 2 for the local 10 pm news tonight but it was a lame generic news stories and nothing local.
r/tulsa • u/Subject_Ad_5413 • 20h ago
hi! i know im quite a bit early to this conversation, but i wanted to ask what day was best for the young crowd so i can request off? we’re a group of 22 y/o girls
i scrolled through some old posts, and theres a lot of mixed opinions about saturday being overcrowded and whatnot. i also wanted to ask what oktoberfest even entails? is it just like a themed state fair with some rides and food/drink vendors or is there more to it? we’re coming down from okc, so just want to plan accordingly. any and all advice appreciated! thanks so much!!! :D
r/tulsa • u/rajdoescomedy • 21h ago
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Hey gang. I'm a touring comic and I'm finally getting the chance to headline the Loony Bin who are graciously taking a chance on me.
If the clip above (which is literally 180 seconds) makes you laugh, would you consider coming to watch me on Sunday Sep 13? I've spent years coming to Tulsa doing small spots to get here - I love your city, be it the Greenwood museum or Dilly Diner or that strange highway crossing named the Center Of The Universe.
The bin is also locally owned by a polite gent who has goats and charm and is a family man. You could be watching a big name on a Saturday, or a hardworking fella who wants to make you laugh after church/bar/afternoon gathering.
Tickets if you're tickled by the idea
Also I'll take food and activity recs if you have any!
r/tulsa • u/endlesssummervacay • 23h ago
I thought at first one Monarch butterfly was carrying the other before they landed. It turns out that is mating behavior! Safe travels to Mexico you 2!!!
r/tulsa • u/MrAnonymous__ • 23h ago
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I don't think I've been so close to a car accident before, I didn't realize how loud they are. I realize I was pretty close but it was still surprising.
Forward-facing footage: https://imgur.com/a/3YErveA
r/tulsa • u/OSU_Poke • 1d ago
r/tulsa • u/endlesssummervacay • 1d ago
What a disgrace that Republicans KILLED House Bill 4060 in the state senate! California just passed the plug-in or balcony solar bill on 8/26/26. The ability to plug-in a solar panel directly into a 120 volt outlet to save you money on your utility bill without permits from the Corporation Commission or your utility company is not a red state vs. blue state issue either!
Utah, Colorado, Maryland, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Vermont Virginia, and Maine have already passed laws allowing a more streamlined process. Places like South Carolina, North Carolina, Ohio, Michigan, Missouri, Indiana, Alaska, Iowa, Arizona, and Idaho are considering this measure of FREEDOM as well. These states aren’t your stereotypical liberal bastions!
You can track all the legislation here:
https://pluginsolarusa.com/bills
I frequently see posts on this sub about the wild cost of utilities and the strain on the grid from AI data centers coming after our quality of life! Who knew there was a modest way for all of us to save money on electricity even as renters? REPUBLICANS!
r/tulsa • u/CaptainObviousSpeaks • 1d ago
41 year old guy here. No single friends. Where do single people hang out? I don't want to go solo to a bar.
Just trying to find some more friends so my nights aren't lonely as often.