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Business

Something To Bank On, Women Will Win With Wealth in Oklahoma if BOK Has Anything To Do With It

Bank of Oklahoma wants women to master the art of saving money. Here’s some advice from 3 of its top female financial advisors

• Stash the Cash: Save early, save often and never stop learning about finances. That’s the advice 3 Bank of Oklahoma female leaders gave TulsaPeople. BOK Financial’s Melissa Lord, Carrie Clasen Porter and Joan Fields encourage women to ask questions, ask for adequate and fair pay and never turn down free financial resources.

• Female Finances: Statistically speaking, women are living longer than men and the household dynamic is ever changing. Women are faced with head of household financial decisions more and more each day. Have questions? Talk with a BOK advisor today and secure your financial future.

Read more on building your earning power HERE.

Event

I Can Show You the World! Aladdin’s Magic Carpet Ride Takes Center Stage at Tulsa’s PAC

The Tulsa Performing Arts Center welcomes Aladdin! This one brings you lots of laughs through 1 lamp and 3 wishes.

• Make a Wish: Jasmine, Aladdin and Genie are setting up shop at the PAC this week. From the producer of The Lion King comes the timeless story of Aladdin, a thrilling new production filled with unforgettable beauty, magic, comedy and breathtaking spectacle that is exactly what you wish for.

• Perfect Performance At PAC: The line-up of shows at PAC for the rest of the year is stellar. Beetlejuice buzzes to T-Town in November and no December is complete without ‘A Christmas Carol’ and ‘The Nutcracker.’ Tickets for these shows and more are on sale now.

Get your tickets to see the magic of Aladdin and more HERE. The show runs through October 1st.

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Fresh Off Her Triumphant UK and US Tour, This British-Japanese Pop Star is Coming To the Momentary

In a world that wants women to be quieter, Rina Sawayama is finding new ways to speak up. The artist who mixes multiple pop genres into her own style will take the stage in Bentonville next Friday, October 6th. That’s just a 2 hour drive for Tulsans!

• Victorious Vocals: Lady Gaga describes Rina Sawayama as “an experimental pop visionary who refuses to play by the rules.” In her ‘Hold The Girl’ Tour, Rina says “I like making weird ideas come to life,” she laughed. “It’s easier said than done.” She takes the Coca-Cola Stage at 7pm.

• Loud and Live: You can see Sawayama live on the Green at the Momentary, a decommissioned cheese factory turned contemporary art space for visual and performing arts, culinary experiences, festivals, artists-in-residence and more. The Momentary in Bentonville is a satellite to Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.

Snag your Sawayama tickets HERE and get ready for a performance you won’t forget.

Economy

I Quit! Oklahoma Resignation Rates Are Near the Top In the Country

3.4% of Oklahoman’s ditched their jobs in just the last month alone.

• Walking Papers: The United States is experiencing a phenomenon called the great resignation according to Wallethub. Oklahoma ranks 5th in the nation when it comes to people quitting their jobs with West Virginia being first and Massachusetts being last.

• Resignation Reasons: Some experts say that the decline in labor force is because many older people felt they could stop working because their 401k’s grew rapidly in 2021 and 2022. They say rising asset values, mainly homes, gave people more confidence to turn in their notices. Despite the WalletHub ranking, Oklahoma’s unemployment rate remains at record-low levels.

See the full list of states and where they rank on quoting culture HERE.

Community

Get Your Kicks in the Kitchen on Route 66!

There’s a food business incubator in T-Town and it’s turning out major talent.

• Meet the Makers: Route 66 Kitchen is a program by the Lobeck Taylor Foundation aimed at giving foodies the fire they need to start and sustain a business. They call it a 12-week entrepreneur food camp with one of the final steps being tastefully tempting, sharing their creations with would be customers.

• Creative Concepts: 10 new food concepts were showcased this week at the Mother Road Market, each one led by an excited entrepreneur who finished the Route 66 Kitchen program. The on-site training is supported by on-site supplies and use of state of the art equipment in what the non-profit program leaders call the ‘kickstart kitchen.’

Care to give the mixer a spin? Read more about the program here.

In other news

• 🏈♥️You Need to Calm Down: Taylor Swift’s Sunday afternoon at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City has the internet buzzing with swift sales. See who’s jersey has seen a 400% increase in purchases.

• 🚧Rockin’ Revitalization: One City Councilor wants to cut the red tape and roll out the red carpet for businesses that want to set up shop in Tulsa’s 71st Street Corridor. See the plans to revitalize the area HERE.

• 🩺What’s Up Doc?: Skip the waiting room at the doctor’s office and go remote! The Tulsa City-County Library wants to help you keep your minor illness visits private with new telehealth booths.

• 💵Midstream Merger: It’s closing day. ONEOK and Magellan Midstream are merging and the new combined value of the companies is around $60-Billion.

• 🏃🏻‍♂️Moonlight Miles: It’s a full moon kind of night and Ray Harrel Nature Center wants you to take hike, with them! See the fireflies like you’ve never seen them before on this nature walk after dark.

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