Links Mentioned On Nov. 9, 2020

Links mentioned in News On 6 broadcasts on November 9, 2020.

Author Of 'Adoption Is Love' Discusses New Book

Staphanie Casaubon, the author of a new book entitled "Adoption Is Love" joined News On 6 to discuss her new work. You can find the book on her website here.

Broken Arrow Senior Citizens Use Passion For Homemade Cards To Bless Essential Workers

A group of senior citizens in Broken Arrow are using their passion for homemade cards, to make sure essential workers feel appreciated. You can learn more and find where to drop off paper and crafting supplies for The Papercrafters on this website here.  

13th Annual Arvest Winterfest Returns To Downtown Tulsa With Safety Precautions

To kick off another holiday season, the Arvest Winterfest will return to downtown Tulsa, with COVID-19 safety precautions in place. To help with social distancing on the ice skating rink, you will need to reserve tickets online here. You can enter for free if you do not wish to skate, as long as capacity allows for it.

Organizers said capacity at the BOK Center will be capped, cash or checks will not be accepted this season and masks will be required for everyone ages 10 and up.

City Of Tulsa To Kick Off Virtual 'Stock The Station' Food Drive

The City of Tulsa will start its 'Stock the Station' food drive on November 9 to help Tulsans in need during the holidays, but this year it will be virtual. For more information about how to donate, visit the website here.

Miss U.S.A. Pageant Live

Oklahoma's Miss U.S.A. pageant representative Mariah Davis will take the national stage to compete on Monday.

The pageant will take place at Graceland in Memphis at 7 p.m. on Monday.

For more information on the event or how to watch, Click Here.

Tulsa's Aim High Academy Finds New Way To Raise Money Amidst Pandemic

Tulsa's Aim High Academy will not be holding their annual Golden Medal Night this year due to the pandemic, but they will be launching a new way to raise money that begins on Monday.

For more information on the Aim High Academy's Gold Medal Goal, Click Here.