Grocery Grins

State Cuts Grocery Tax, Tulsa Fitness and Nutrition Pro Offers Food Fuel Help and Black History Month Event is Planned for Tonight

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Economy

Oklahoma Lawmakers Vote to Cut State’s Grocery Tax; Largest in History

Tulsa Daily

Load up the grocery cart! You’ll soon be paying less at the register.

  • Mouths to Feed: The Oklahoma Senate passed a bill on Thursday to eliminate the state's grocery sales tax. It’s now going to Governor Kevin Stitt's desk. "Today, we get to fulfill a promise to all four million Oklahomans and pass the largest single year tax cut in Oklahoma history. Cutting the grocery tax means relief for all Oklahomans,” Stitt said.

  • Stock Up: So how much savings will we actually see? The average person in Oklahoma pays about $300 a month for groceries, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. For a family of four, that comes out to $1,200 a month. In a year, that family will buy $14,400 worth of food at the store. Experts estimate about $400 in savings per year with the new tax cut. You could start saving as early as August.

Read more about the change HERE.

Highlight

2 Tulsa Women Complete Ventura California Marathon With Help of Local Nutrition Counselor

Tulsa Daily

It’s never too late to hit the ground running. That’s what these Tulsa ladies believe and their story could motivate you!

  • Fuel Up: Becky Croft (top left) is in her mid 40’s and Angela Wilson (center) is in her 50’s. They’re just back from the The Ventura California Marathon with another medal. While they had training down to a science, the nutrition to fuel them through it was a bit of a mystery. How do we eat for our age, body type and activity level? What foods boost our energy? They got answers from Tulsa’s The Macro Counselor.

  • Manage Those Macros: Cassie Gray (top right) is a nutrition counselor with Midtown Athletics specializing in helping athletes get the body composition they want when they aren’t seeing results at the gym, runners wanting to perform better with the right fuel and men and women who want to lose weight and feel mentally and physically great. Have Cassie reach out to you to get started on a mindset shift for the better!

Take over your nutrition with The Macro Counselor HERE.

Tulsa Designers Create Patio Paradise Just in Time for Spring

Tulsa Home+Design

When it comes to sunset sipping, the designers at Tulsa Home+Design knocked it out of the back yard with this one!

  • Dinner at Dusk: When the homeowner asked for an outside oasis for lounging and entertaining, Tulsa Home+Design drew up designs with a combination of stone and cedar perfect for stargazing. A feature wall with fireplace and bench seating, pillars for lanterns and storage for firewood make for the perfect view. Throw in a soft sectional and table with plenty of seating and there are few reasons to go back inside.

  • Your Turn to Transform: If you’ve been in the mood for better outdoor living, a new mess-less mudroom, kitchen, bathroom, laundry room or even a new-to-you home, the team at Tulsa Home+Design can help you! They’ll guide you through buying, selling, designing and renovating the perfect space for the whole family.

Start your project with Tulsa Home+Design HERE.

Community

Greenwood Rising Hosts Sell Out Event Featuring Legacy of Black Banks

Greenwood Rising

Greenwood Rising expects a packed house tonight at its Fulton Street event to learn about and celebrate the history of Black owned banks.

  • Banking on History: While Black History month is nearing the end, Greenwood Rising Black Wall St. History Center promotes Tulsa’s history all year long. Tonight, guests can explore the vital history of black-owned banks in America with historian Timothy Todd. Todd will discuss and sign copies of his two books on the topic published by the Federal Reserve Bank.

  • Resounding Rise: Greenwood Rising is a non-profit award winning museum and world class history center that tells the story of Tulsa’s Historic Greenwood District in a holistic, experiential way. They’ve compiled answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about the 1921 Race Massacre, it’s financial history and position on reparations, survivors, and descendants.

Visit Greenwood Rising HERE.

Community

City of Tulsa Animal Welfare Launches New Way to Highlight Adoptable and Lost Pets

City of Tulsa Animal Welfare

Tulsa Animal Welfare have a new way to see what furry friends might best suit your home.

  • Lucky in Love: TAW barked about the launch of its new online platform for viewing adoptable animals. It’s called 24Petconnect and it allows animal lovers to view TAW’s adoptable animals from the comfort of their own homes.

  • Welcome Back Home: The platform also features animals that have been picked up within the past three days and are on a stray hold to help reunite lost pets with their owners. It details where they were found along with identifying traits. Talk about a convenient way to add furry loved ones to the family.

Click HERE to learn about fostering a TAW pet.

In other news

  • 🏠 Get Cozy at Home: At Tulsa Home+Design we strive to make each design totally unique. Start your renovation design journey here.*

  • ❤️ Numbers Matter: The results are in! Remember that fundraiser we told you about that Tulsa Injury Attorney Chad McLain held to pump up the American Heart Association? His goal was to bartend for a cause to secure $5,000. He and his crew raised $12,904.22 instead!

  • ☀️ Goodbye Shorts: It was fun while it lasted. Record warmth went away overnight and Tulsans are waking up to a cold front today.

  • 🩸 No Hate in 918: The Sand Springs Community Center was packed for the 7th annual tattoo cover up event that was free to anyone wanting to erase hate.

  • 🌷 Spring Up: Cold temperatures may be here today but Philbrook is thinking spring with its reminder that tulip time is almost here!

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