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"Tulsa's Sunday Scoop: FC Tulsa Triumph, Golden Hurricane Hoops, and Community Giving"

"Tulsa's Sunday Scoop: FC Tulsa Triumph, Golden Hurricane Hoops, and Community Giving"

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 Good morning, this is Tulsa Local Pulse for Sunday, November ninth.

We wake up together under clear November skies, with a light breeze carrying autumn’s chill. Expect a crisp, cool day with highs in the upper fifties and a gentle northwest wind, perfect for any outdoor plans around River Parks or a stroll around Guthrie Green. No rain is expected until later this week, so we can count on dry roads for your Sunday adventures.

Our top story this morning is in West Tulsa, where authorities responded to a standoff yesterday afternoon just south of downtown. Tulsa Police and Fire surrounded an apartment complex and after several tense hours, police confirmed one person died at the scene. Investigators remain tight-lipped about the details, but officers say there is no ongoing threat to nearby residents. This incident comes as Tulsa continues its efforts to maintain public safety, and city officials urge anyone with information to contact local authorities.

On a brighter note, Tulsa is roaring with pride after FC Tulsa’s dramatic win last night at ONEOK Field. In an edge-of-your-seat showdown, midfielder Stefan Lukic scored a last-second goal in extra time to secure a one-nothing victory over Phoenix Rising FC, sending the team to the Western Conference Final for the first time in club history. Nearly eight thousand fans packed the stadium, creating electric energy that could be felt for blocks. Fans now turn their attention to next Saturday, when FC Tulsa will host New Mexico United with a trip to the USL Championship Final on the line.

Switching over to college sports, the Tulsa Golden Hurricane women’s basketball squad is back in action tonight at the Donald W. Reynolds Center at six thirty, taking on Prairie View A and M in a special Military Appreciation game. Former and current service members receive free admission and the first hundred fifty fans get a Tulsa-themed T-shirt. The team is coming off a big season opener win against New Orleans and will be looking to maintain their strong defensive form.

For Tulsans looking for work, local hiring remains steady with job listings hovering above thirty-one thousand. Oil and gas firms continue to rebound following earlier cutbacks, and hospitality businesses are advertising hundreds of seasonal positions as we head into the holidays.

In real estate, the housing market stays competitive, with the median home price for recently listed properties holding around two hundred twenty thousand dollars. Inventory remains tight, especially near Cherry Street and in the booming Pearl District, but agents say more listings are expected as we approach year’s end.

Downtown business continues to buzz with new openings. A much-anticipated coffeehouse opened its doors yesterday at Archer and Detroit, drawing crowds eager for locally roasted brews. Meanwhile, a popular lunch spot on Brookside announced it will be closing next month after more than two decades in business, citing changes in foot traffic and rising costs.

There’s plenty happening in our arts scene too. The Gilcrease Museum continues its fall exhibitions and Tulsa Ballet’s “Nutcracker Fantasy” opens this coming Thursday at the Performing Arts Center. For community-minded creatives, the Oklahoma Arts Council is offering a virtual workshop for rural artists through today, supporting the growth of local talent across our state.

School pride is running high this week as well. Jenks High School student Elisha Dalmeida recently became a national finalist in the Poetry Out Loud program, representing Oklahoma on a national stage. And in local sports, Union High’s football team clinched a close playoff victory last night, thrilling fans at the stadium on Mingo Road.

Before we go, we highlight a feel-good moment: volunteers gathered at Tulsa’s Food Bank on Yale Avenue yesterday, sorting and packing over four thousand meals for families ahead of Thanksgiving. Their teamwork and spirit of giving remind us that Tulsa is at its best when we come together.

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