Meet the Transportation Advisory Board

The Transportation Advisory Board invites Tulsans to attend public meetings in each of the nine City Council districts. This new board, which began meeting in April 2009, will introduce itself to the community through these meetings.

The board would like to receive citizens' comments about transportation in the city of Tulsa. Citizens also can receive information about transportation capital improvement projects.

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North Tulsa's Gateway Market is Open for Business

A new market opened at 1601 N. Peoria and brings a much-needed grocery store to the area north of downtown Tulsa, as well as an increased potential for economic development to the north, Tulsa officials said this week.

Mayor Dewey Bartlett joined former Mayor Kathy Taylor, Tulsa City Councilors, Tulsa Economic Development Commission members, Metropolitan Tulsa Chamber of Commerce representatives and a host of local business and community leaders Saturday to cut the ribbon for the grand opening of north Tulsa's newest grocery store - Gateway Market.

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Extreme Makeover Home Edition is Coming to Tulsa!

'Makeover' representatives announced Sunday that a home construction project will take place somewhere in the Tulsa area from Jan. 28 through February 7.

An official kick off for this 'Home Edition' project was held at Tulsa University's Reynolds Arena. The Pep Rally was the first opportunity for those interested in helping with the construction project to register their intent.

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Check Out All the PAC Has to Offer

The Tulsa Performing Arts Center offers magical Broadway productions through the remainder of the month.

J.R.R. Tolkien's classic fantasy The Hobbit will be staged Jan. 22 - 23 by the Théatre Sans Fil, a Quebec-based theatre company known for telling imaginative stories with inventive, life-size puppets. The Hobbit is the prequel to The Lord of the Rings. This production is geared for children in third grade and older and is part of the PAC Trust's Imagination Series.

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Mayor Dewey Bartlett

Mentoring can make a difference in a child's life. There are many people in the Tulsa area with a great many gifts that will enhance a child's life and education.

The Mayor's Mentoring to the Max program provides one way to volunteer your time. By calling 2-1-1, you can commit one hour of time each week individually to a child during school or help with out-of-school programs that engage children through music, art and even ballroom dancing. When you call 2-1-1, mention the age range of a child you'd like to mentor and the times you are available. Call 2-1-1 today to find out how you can be matched to a student and on your way to changing a life.

The time is now; January is National Mentoring Month. Read more about Mentoring to the Max on our website.

Dewey F. Bartlett Jr.
Mayor

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