Tasha Does Sports.

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.

The 2011 Mohawk 5000 snakes through Tulsa’s Mohawk Park, and the proceeds benefit the Tulsa Running Club and efforts toward education and outreach.

Tulsa parents, to really be able to say you’ve done a good job of this whole parenting thing, can you really allow your kids to live in a world where they can’t say they’ve run through the streets of downtown Tulsa alongside real, live luchadors?

From pet-friendly romps and story times to Celtic art, 5K runs and a foodie fight, here are the St. Patrick’s Day events for kids in Tulsa this year.

After that 5 o’clock whistle blows, the highways are flooded with drivers, all of them swerving and weaving through traffic to get home as fast as possible. Some are after a warm, home-cooked meal; others, a reunion with family. Not Jonathan Coleman. He races from work to his Tulsa home to two birds of prey,…read the rest »