The Kendall-Whittier Trumpet

09/05/2025

September is Library Card Sign-up Month! One Card, Endless Possibilities, which highlights how a library card offers access to books and media, classes and workshops, job resources, cultural events and more at no cost.
A library card is free, easy to get and opens doors to learning, inspiration and community for all ages.

Septiembre es el Mes de la Inscripción para la Tarjeta de Biblioteca! Una Tarjeta, Infinitas Posibilidades, que destaca cómo una tarjeta de biblioteca ofrece acceso a libros y medios, clases y talleres, recursos laborales, eventos culturales y mucho más sin costo.
Obtener una tarjeta de biblioteca es gratis, fácil y abre las puertas al aprendizaje, la inspiración y la comunidad para todas las edades.

09/05/2025

If you ever wondered how much tuition is at TU. $66,688 per year.

09/05/2025

Join Councilor Vanessa Hall-Harper and State Representative Ronald Stewart, Jr. for a powerful community meeting exposing how Partner Tulsa/TDA/TAEO continue to sideline and exclude the very community they claim to serve.

09/05/2025

Governor Kevin Stitt today announced the launch of Operation SAFE (Swift Action for Families Everywhere) to restore order and safety to Tulsa by clearing homeless encampments, trash, and criminal activity from state-owned property inside the city.

09/05/2025

918 Day is almost here, and I can’t wait to celebrate my first one as Mayor!

This year, we're launching a new community event called the 918 Day Passport Challenge, which is an activity happening the Saturday after 918 Day (Sept. 20) that will help you get to know Tulsa's destination districts better! The idea is simple - get your passport (whether in-person or digitally), collect your stamps, and hand it to our Tulsa Parks staff in the Pearl District at your last stop at the Handmade Market at Veterans Park. While it's not a race, you will be entered into our 918 Day Giveaway if you get all your stamps, so you don't want to miss out.

I'll also be taking a “Monroe On the Go” trip on 918 Day (Sept. 18) - stopping at schools, businesses, and community spots across Tulsa to highlight the people and places that make our city great. During the day, you can follow along with me on social media, so be sure to give me a follow if you haven't already.

Lastly, don't forget to show your Tulsa pride and support our local business community. Whether you do it through supporting local businesses or attending one of the many events throughout the day, we want you to show up and show out for our city.

Detailed information on how to participate in the 918 Day Passport Challenge, in addition to social media graphics that you can use to celebrate digitally, can be all be found online at: www.cityoftulsa.org/918Day

09/04/2025

Not a fan of political stunts and propaganda that plays with public safety.

This will shuffle people off of state property and onto other public and private property, and ultimately cost further taxpayer dollars whether it’s due to the cost of incarcerating people or the downstream costs of people who have been further destabilized and need more care.

08/26/2025

The Activity Fair is scheduled for September 4th from 6-9PM. We want to get volunteers scheduled to help us facilitate this important event! Here is what we need help with: Set-up (12PM and 5PM) - (hauling everything over to the student union: will include chairs, a tent, merchandise, etc. we will h...

08/26/2025

08/20/2025

Happy first day of school to all who celebrate!

10/31/2024

Tomorrow!!!!!!!
Wear your Halloween costume and parade up and down in Kendall-Whittier Library.

08/22/2024

Kendall Whittier Main Street is dedicated to increasing the property values of Whittier Square commercia properties.

To promote and restore Kendall Whittier as a thriving, walkable and welcoming community for living and working. KWMS hosts around 20 events annually-Events bri...

08/22/2024

This organization owns that littered, overgrown strip of land along Lewis Avenue between Third Street and Grace Lutheran Church.

The director, Michael Patton, is being paid $86,100 a year to neglect property in the Kendall-Whittier Neighborhood.

To enhance the quality of life in urban and rural communities by working constructively with landowners to protect natural and cultural resources and to create...