The saying goes, “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” and bludgeoning of the English language aside, it is an apt description for the recent change in leadership atop Tulsa’s Expo Square. On July 2, Amanda Blair was unanimously approved by the Tulsa County Public Facilities Authority to become the next chief executive officer of more»

About a dozen attended the Mosaic event at Legacy Plaza, where they learned more about NewView Oklahoma’s programming and services.

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Lauded for his leadership skills by the Tulsa Regional Chamber, local Chick-fil-A owner David Chen shared several nuggets of advice Thursday night at the Tulsa Small Business Awards. One of them is “commit to being a better boss,” the Chamber’s 2026 Small Business Person of the Year said. “Let (employees) know that they are more than more»

Young professionals rotated among 12 tables throughout the vertical networking experience, allowing them to hear from the perspectives of small business owners, CEOs and other area leaders. 

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Greenheck Group, a leading manufacturer of commercial air movement, control and conditioning equipment, announced plans today to acquire the former Macy’s distribution facility in north Tulsa County. The 1.3 million-square-foot building represents nearly a $300 million investment that will result in more than 700 new jobs over the next five years, more»

An eatery that provides women second chances gave Tulsans the first look at its new location Thursday. In front of more than 100 guests, The Resonance Center for Women’s Take 2 Café cut the ribbon on its downtown Palace Building venue (330 S. Main St.), which sits a half-block south of the organization’s previous locale. “This new more»

Two professionals heading in different directions — one entering her job and the other leaving his — were special guests Monday at the Tulsa Regional Chamber’s Board of Directors meeting. New University of Tulsa President Stacy Leeds spoke about plans for the school, and Tulsa Police Department Chief Dennis Larsen updated the audience on more»

The Tulsa Police Department stayed in-house for its new police chief Thursday, promoting nearly 30-year TPD veteran Jonathan Brooks. Brooks, the current deputy chief, will replace Dennis Larsen, who is retiring effective Sept. 30 after more than 47 years in the department. He was named police chief in May 2024. “I want the people of Tulsa to know more»