Tasha Does Sports.

The crowd of spectators lining the edges of the course are packed just as tightly as the racers—shoulder to shoulder, wheel to wheel—as they lean into the 90-degree corners of the streets of the Blue Dome District. A kid on a joyride in a stolen sports car wouldn’t take a corner that fast. It’s chaos,…read the rest »

Saint Francis Tulsa Tough brings some of the top cyclists in the world to some of Tulsa’s most beautiful and historic neighborhoods each year, an event that’s become a signature Tulsa weekend that packs world-class bicycle races, rides, and a festival into a mere three days.

Last week I did a segment on Great Day Green Country about the best things to do during the spring here in Tulsa.

Today’s guest post comes from Kate Huggins, Tulsa newswoman, blogger, Twitter phenom, and a woman with a brand-new set of skills. I told my grandmother I was going to take a stripper workout class the other day. Her response? “What? You need a new party trick?”

The Keystone Ancient Forest is only open to the public a handful of days each year. When the gates are open, it offers both young and old the chance to enjoy the outdoors as well as imagine the Oklahoma of 500 years ago.

Oklahoma blogger Lauren McKinney delivers a crash course in Rodeo 101.

Horse racing — the hottest sport going in Oklahoma in the late 1980s — can still be seen at the Fair Meadows track in Tulsa.