Developer to keep Tulsa outlet mall plans alive – for now
Simon Property Group asks to continue its hearing before the Planning Commission on a proposed outlet mall near Turkey Mountain.
For the Frontier June 3, 2015
Simon Property Group asks to continue its hearing before the Planning Commission on a proposed outlet mall near Turkey Mountain.
For the Frontier June 3, 2015
Simon Property Group asks to continue its hearing before the Planning Commission on a proposed outlet mall near Turkey Mountain.
For the Frontier June 2, 2015
Tulsa County Commissioner Karen Keith told The Frontier she has spoken to Sheriff Stanley Glanz about whether he should resign: “My preference would be for him to come to that realization on his own.”
For the Frontier June 2, 2015
Tulsa County Commissioner Karen Keith told The Frontier she has spoken to Sheriff Stanley Glanz about whether he should resign: “My preference would be for him to come to that realization on his own.”
Dylan Goforth June 1, 2015
Capt. Bill McKelvey was placed on leave Monday, a spokesman for Sheriff Stanley Glanz said. The move that comes four days after McKelvey was named in a lawsuit alleging a former employee was subject to “hostile and malicious conduct.”
Dylan Goforth June 1, 2015
Capt. Bill McKelvey was placed on leave Monday, a spokesman for Sheriff Stanley Glanz said. The move that comes four days after McKelvey was named in a lawsuit alleging a former employee was subject to “hostile and malicious conduct.”
Ziva Branstetter May 29, 2015
Two days before Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office announced the termination of former jail administrator Shannon Clark, an ex-employee filed a lawsuit alleging “hostile and malicious conduct,” naming Clark and other jail staff.
For the Frontier May 29, 2015
On this week’s episode of Listen Frontier, senior staff writer Kevin Canfield and City Councilor/local entrepreneur Blake Ewing talk Tulsa: The future of Vision 2025, the Arkansas River, what Tulsa needs downtown and would Blake ever run for Mayor?
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