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Events

Weekend Roundup

A lot of great things going in Tulsa this weekend.

• Get ready to get emo as Paramore takes center stage at the BOK Center on July 29th at 7:00 PM for a business that is anything but misery.

• Groove into summer with the electrifying Summer Music Series at Mother Road Market on July 28th, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM with live music, great food, refreshing drinks, and a unique shopping experience.

• Get ready for a day of fun and learning at the Siegfried Kite Festival at Haikey Creek Park on July 29th, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM powered by Tulsa Regional STEM Alliance, the festival invites everyone to experience the fascinating world of kites.

• Don’t miss Oklahoma's local farmers at the Tulsa Farmers' Market on Saturday, July 29th, from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM. Choose from a selection of fresh, locally grown produce, responsibly raised meats, and dairy, farm-fresh eggs, beautiful plants, and cut flowers, crafts, and a variety of artisan foods.

• Getting Married? Or just like looking at all of the new trends in weddings? Tulsa Wedding Show is this Sunday at the Renaissance Tulsa Hotel from 11-4 am.

• Food Truck Friday at the Philbrook Museum of Art. A diverse and delicious rotation of food trucks will be on the Film Lawn starting at 5 pm.

• Take me out to the ball game. The Drillers play Friday and Saturday at 7:05 and Sunday at 1:05.

• The SpongeBob Musical is splashing into Tulsa this weekend. Perfect for your young children and you.

Tech

Squadtrip Raises $1.5M in Funding to Aid 50,000 Travel Organizers

Tulsa-based Squadtrip, an automated payment solution for group trips, has successfully secured $1.5 million in funding to bolster sales and streamline operations for group travel organizers.

• Significant Milestone: The funding milestone marks Squadtrip as one of the few Black-owned travel software companies to secure an investment of over $1 million. The lead investor is Atento Capital, a Tulsa-based venture capital firm, with Forum Ventures also joining the round.

• Ambitious Goals: Founders Darrien Watson and Stevon Judd, who have already generated $7 million in travel sales and 6,000 bookings, aim to utilize the investment to recruit talent in areas such as engineering, quality assessment, and design.

Get all the details HERE.

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Save Money and Support Local Businesses with Cartridge World

In the same way, if you’d prefer a high-quality, less expensive local burger over a costly one from a big chain, you should consider your printing needs. Cartridge World offers the same quality toner cartridges as the big box stores but at a fraction of the cost. 

• High Quality, Low Price:  Cartridge World toner cartridges perform on par with those from big stores but with significant savings, so you get the same top-notch quality without the hefty price tag.

• Support Local: When you shop with Cartridge World, you’re not just finding an affordable solution for your printing needs. You also support a local business and community member who takes pride in delivering personalized attention and care. Which we like to think is what T-Town is all about.

Save on your printing needs with Cartridge World and mention TULSADAILY for an additional 20% discount* on your next order. Lean more HERE.

Community

"Improve our Tulsa" - Take Three

Tulsa is rolling out the red carpet for the third "Improve our Tulsa" package, and it's up to the city voters to give it a thumbs up or down. This time, the proposal is less "new glitz and glamour" and more "maintenance and upkeep" for our city.

• Fixer-Upper Focus: This year's package, unlike previous ones, is focusing on city facilities. An allocation of $814 million would go towards capital improvement projects, including $295.8 million for streets and transportation and $270.4 million for city facilities.

• No Tax Hike, Just Fixes: If approved, the package will address much-needed upgrades, such as a new public safety center, equipment capital, housing, and neighborhoods. The package does not propose any tax increase.

Before casting your vote, check out the details of the "Improve our Tulsa" package HERE.

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In other news

• Printer Paradise: Don’t buy or lease a printer again. Join Cartridge World’s No-Cost Printer Program today. See if you qualify!*

• Help Wanted:  The Bixby Animal Shelter is at full capacity. Find out how you can adopt a new furry buddy!

• Gilcrease Hits Milestone: The final beam has been placed and it’s time to celebrate.

• Tulsa>NYC: This writer traded NYC for TUL and never looked back.

• $400,000 Investment. Canopy Healthtech has selected its inaugural investment in virtual healthtech, promising funding and expert mentorship.

• Using AI For Good: Soaak Technologies Awarded Phase I Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract from the U.S. Airforce (USAF) for 2023.

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