Similar Stories to Christian Science Monitor: Billionaire Wages War On Poverty In Tulsa on Bing News

By Simon Montlake Christian Science Monitor, Tulsa World
Tue, 11/21/2017 - 7:50am

If it seems as if George Kaiser is everywhere in this former “oil capital of the world,” helping and hugging people, it’s because he is.

Sections: u.s.

Mosquito tests positive for West Nile virus, Tulsa Health Department confirms
The months of July through October are typically the highest risk months for exposure to West Nile in Oklahoma, though the health department begins its mosquito surveillance program each May. More
John Klein: Award-winning Internet business can reach the world from anywhere - including Tulsa
Tulsa-based Spherexx.com has grown from three workers in the kitchen of a south Tulsa home to 64 employees servicing about 4,000 clients worldwide. More
State regents approve tuition, fee increases an average 4 percent, but some schools have no increase
Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education will approve fiscal year 2019 budgets and tuition rates for the state’s public institutions. More
Man accused of indecent act on public bench downtown
Tulsa police arrested a man Thursday afternoon on allegations he masturbated on a bench adjacent to the Tulsa World and next to the Reunion Center in downtown Tulsa. More
Winning lottery numbers for Thursday, June 28, 2018
Lucky for Life: 3-23-27-47-48 3 More

BING NEWS:

As NCAA and Olympics start paying athletes, what happens to the amateur ideal?
In a seismic change, the NCAA agreed to pay its athletes directly as part of a $2.8 billion settlement. U.S. Olympic Track & Field also announced prize money for the first time ever in Paris.
05/24/2024 - 5:06 am | View Link
More

MoviesWithButter : Our Sister Site