Tulsa's Floral Haven Honors Vets With 'Changing Of The Guard' Reenactment

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Tulsa's Floral Haven Honors Vets With 'Changing Of The Guard' Reenactment

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Tulsa Spirit Tours Happening This Halloween

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Brian Dorman Halloween is this weekend and there are plenty of haunted spots around Tulsa and you can even tour them. Ghost Whisperer Teri French joined News On 6 at 4 to give us some tips on the best spots to hit this Halloween.

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Tulsa Parks Master Plan Continues With Input From Residents

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Mallory Thomas The Tulsa Parks Department continues to work on master plan while receiving tips from residents on what want from the renovations.

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