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TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa Animal Services shared their advice after a positive rabies case in a dog was confirmed in Tulsa city limits."So February 14th, a bite incident was reported by a citizen here in Tulsa," said Colton Jones, the Operations Manager for Tulsa Animal Services. "A follow up investigation by our animal control officers into that incident found that the biting animal had been euthanized by its owner and buried outside of the city limits, so we made a request that it be exhumed and brought back to us so that post-bite testing could be done for rabies. In the process of submitting that to the state lab for testing for rabies, we did receive a positive result and at this time we're currently working with the Oklahoma State Department of Health for post-exposure protocols for the people involved and then taking care of any animals that are needing to be taken care of."According to City of Tulsa veterinarian Carolynne Cash, it's quite rare to have a dog test positive for rabies in the state of Oklahoma."Bites are common, but the positive rabies in a dog or cat is not super common. Probably in the whole state—I was talking to the State Health Department yesterday—probably every year between two to five...I think the ratio is kind of like three cats to two dogs basically test positive. I think it's been quite a long time since we've had one test positive here in Tulsa city limits if I'm correct."However, both Jones and Cash said you should always report an animal bite to Tulsa Animal Services right away for your safety and the safety of others."If you're bitten, the first thing that we want you to do is to report that animal bite to Tulsa Animal Services," said Jones. "We have

Linda Villarosa " data-medium-file=" data-large-file=" Linda Villarosa Listen to this article here TULSA, Okla. — Award-winning journalist and health equity advocate Linda Villarosa is set to headline Greenwood Rising’s “Books for Thought” event on March 6 from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. at the Tulsa Regional Chamber. The event, which is free and open to the public with registration required via Eventbrite, will explore the deep-rooted impact of racial disparities in healthcare.Linda Villarosa, a Pulitzer Prize finalist, will discuss her critically acclaimed book, Under the Skin: The Hidden Toll of Racism on American Lives and the Health of Our Nation. Tulsa physician Dr. Jabraan Pasha will moderate the conversation. The discussion will give attendees an opportunity to engage in a critical dialogue. It will focus on the intersection of race, medicine, and systemic inequities. ““We’re thrilled to host Linda Villarosa for our ‘Books for Thought’ series,” said Dr. Raymond Doswell, executive director of Greenwood Rising. “Our hope is that these events spark dialogue and critical thought around race in our society, inspiring our community to keep learning and working toward a more just world.”After her keynote address and discussion, Villarosa will participate in a book signing. Readers will have a chance to connect with the author. The New York Times named her book one of the 10 Best Books of 2022. It also received recognition from The Washington Post, The Atlantic, Time Magazine, Publishers Weekly, and NPR.Greenwood Rising’s Commitment to Critical ConversationsThe event is part of Greenwood Rising’s newly launched “Books for Thought” series. This series brings thought-provoking authors to Tulsa to discuss issues that impact Black communities. Through these events, the museum aims to foster dialogue, reflection, and action on topics shaping the fight for justice today.Boeing, QuikTrip, the Hille Foundation, and Route 66 are generously sponsoring this event.For more information and to register, visit Greenwood Rising’s Eventbrite page. The Black Wall Street Times is a news publication located in Tulsa, Okla. and Atlanta, Ga. At The BWSTimes, we focus on elevating the stories of our beloved Greenwood community, elevating the stories of... Post navigation

Bob Dylan is set to continue his celebrated Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour in 2025, bringing his performances to more intimate venues across the United States. The rock icon will kick off this leg of the tour on March 25 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, before making stops in Wichita, Kansas; Mankato, Minnesota; and Green Bay, Wisconsin.Bob Dylan’s 2025 Tour DatesMarch 25 – Tulsa, OK @ Tulsa TheaterMarch 29 – Wichita, KS @ Century II Concert HallApril 4 – Mankato, MN @ Mayo Clinic Health Systems Event CenterApril 6 – Green Bay, WI @ The Weidner-Cofrin Family HallA Tour Focused on Smaller CitiesUnlike traditional arena tours, this leg of Dylan’s journey focuses on smaller cities, allowing for intimate concert experiences. The tour opens in Tulsa, home to the Bob Dylan Center, a museum dedicated to his extensive career and cultural impact. With the Tulsa show already sold out, fans in Wichita, Mankato, and Green Bay will need to act quickly when tickets become available on January 31.Mankato, Minnesota, is a particularly special stop, as it brings Dylan close to his roots. Born in Duluth and raised in Hibbing, the Minnesotan continues to embrace his connection to the Midwest.Dylan’s name has been making headlines beyond the music scene due to the overwhelming success of A Complete Unknown. Starring Timothée Chalamet as Dylan, the film has received critical acclaim, earning eight Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture. Dylan himself played a role in the film’s production, ensuring authenticity in its storytelling.Stay tuned for potential additional tour dates and updates as Dylan takes the stage once again in 2025!

Published January 28, 2025 3:40am PST article FILE - Bob Dylan performs as a surprise guest during Farm Aid at Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center on Sept. 23, 2023, in Noblesville, Indiana. (Photo by Gary Miller/Getty Images) Bob Dylan’s "Rough and Rowdy Ways" tour is continuing into 2025 – and the first set of dates for the year have been announced in some smaller U.S. cities. Dylan previously announced on social media that the first stop is on March 25 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This week, three more locations were revealed. It comes after the release of the Oscar-nominated biopic, "A Complete Unknown," starring Timothée Chalamet. The film focuses on the years between when Dylan, a native of Minnesota, arrived in New York in 1961 and when he blew the doors off the Newport Folk Festival in 1965 by adding a Fender Stratocaster. Here’s what to know: Bob Dylan Tour What we know: The 2025 shows are part of Dylan’s "Rough And Rowdy Ways" tour, which has been ongoing since 2021. After the announcement of the Tulsa date, three more shows were announced in smaller towns and cities: March 25, 2025 – Tulsa, Oklahoma @ Tulsa TheaterMarch 29, 2025 – Wichita, Kansas @ Century II Concert HallApril 4, 2025 – Mankato, Minnesota @ Mayo Clinic Health System Event CenterApril 6, 2025 – Green Bay, Wisconsin @ The Weidner-Cofrin Family Hall Tickets for the Tulsa date are currently on sale via Dylan's website. The Wichita and Green Bay dates go on sale Jan. 31, followed by Feb. 1 for the Mankato tour stop. What we don't know: Additional 2025 tour stops have not yet been announced. It’s also unclear what fans can expect at these upcoming shows. As Rolling Stone notes, the tour in 2021 through early 2024 focused mostly on songs from Dylan’s 2020 album "Rough and Rowdy Ways," and "rarely changed from night to night." The set was later overhauled and replaced with songs from throughout his career like "Under the Red Sky," "Shooting Star," "All Along the Watchtower," and "Things Have Changed," as well as some covers, according to the outlet. So, fans will have to wait and see. The Source: This story was reported using information published by Bob Dylan's official website regarding his 2025 tour dates. It was reported from Cincinnati. EntertainmentU.S.News