Looking for a cheap vacation during a tough economy? You can negotiate a really good deal to rent a time share.. ShopSmart found some as low as $400 a week and many in the $600 to $1,200 range. Some good sites to check are www.Myresortnetwork.com, which is free, as well as Timeshare Users Group, at www.tug2.com, and www.RedWeek.com, which charge a membership fee of $15 a year for full access.
Report a pothole on a Tulsa street here http://www.cityoftulsa.org/city-services/streets/pothole-repair.aspx
How do you feel about rooftop signs near the new ONEOK Field downtown? There's a public hearing by the Tulsa Metropolitan area Planning Commission on allowing business signs on rooftops in the Blue Dome District. It's at 1:30pm on February 17th at the City Council Chambers at City Hall at 2nd Street and Cincinnati in downtown Tulsa.
To apply for one of the nine hundred jobs working for the Census Bureau this year in Tulsa County, call 866-861-2010 or vist their website at www.census.gov
To get your pet spayed or neutered for free during the entire month of February, you have until February 13th to register. Stop by the adoption center at 6232 E. 60th Street(near 60th and Sheridan) or visit tulsapets.com
If you're having trouble paying your gas bill, you can contact ONG by calling their toll free number at 1-800-664-5463. Their call center is open during regular business hours, Monday through Friday.
Go camping in downtown Tulsa. It's called "Urban Campout" inside the overstock camping supply store "Just Camp" at 1209 South Frankfort Avenue, just inside the east portion of the IDL.
Jason Taylor from Berkeley, CA. Yes, that crazy place near San Francisco. He’s spent the past 20 plus years in the southwest, most of it in Dallas. Sports are in his veins. Jason says, "As long as I’m watching, not playing!"
John Mission 3:16 is in need of gloves, socks and underwear as well as blankets.
It can be reached by calling 587-1186.
A native of Tulsa, Nathan Hale High School, raised on equal amounts of Coney I-lander hot dogs, Pennington’s black bottom pie and Tulsa Oiler baseball. That’s where he learned to cheer for the St. Louis Cardinals, and still does today.
Paul's a Native Nebraskan, but don't hold that against him. He joined The Sound in July 2006.
Steve started his career in radio as a senior in high school in Bartlesville, and has worked for several other radio stations here in Tulsa....
A native of Bristow, Rick joined the U.S. Navy after High School and served in Operation Desert Storm as a Radioman. Rick then went on to the U.S. Army Nation Guard in communications while working in television as a civilian.
