Rotary Club of Tulsa

Tim and Barbara Nall have been caring for Tulsa's trees for more than 21 years. Their business, We B Trees, was created from a lifelong passion for nature.

A milestone was reached December 4 when a 12-foot, 3,000-pound bronze globe arrived in downtown Tulsa and was installed on the Rotary Club of Tulsa's Centennial Plaza. The globe, which represents Rotary's presence in 220 countries around the world, will be the centerpiece of Rotary's $1 million gift to the...

FIRST MATE FINANCIAL ADVISORS:  Jeri Barrientos, standing third from left, hosted her Rotarian colleagues during the Rotary Visitation Day luncheon Oct. 12.  Sitting at left is Rotarian Linda Adlof.  Standing are presenters Amanda Gallaway; Floyd Hudson, an Advanced Planning Specialist; Barrientos, a Financial Advisor/Succession Planner; and Leanne Barlow, an Estate...

Rotarian Karen Keith has been nominated to head the Rotary Club of Tulsa for 2013-14. She would be the 100th president of the organization.

$1 Million project on Williams Center Green will salute “the volunteer spirit of Tulsa” with five bronze sculptures on a landscaped plaza.

An unoccupied table in the middle of the otherwise noisy lunchroom this year will symbolize Rotarians who are out in the community serving charitable organizations at that very moment, says the new president of the Rotary Club of Tulsa.

Just a few weeks to go and tickets are selling out quickly for this year's Iba Awards, which will feature Coach Bob Knight as the keynote speaker. Knight, who was the head coach of the 1984 gold medal olympic basketball team, named Henry Iba honorary coach of the team.

Rotarian Ron Butler has been named recipient of the "James G. Saied Service Above Self ... and Then Some" Award, the club's highest honor.

Six members of the Rotary Club of Tulsa, plus a son, a spouse and two church friends, 10 in all, departed Tulsa International Airport on February 23 for the Rotary Club of Tulsa's annual visit to Nicaragua to view the club's International Water Well Project.

Design drawings of our club's centennial gift to the City of Tulsa -- a downtown Rotary Plaza -- were unveiled at a recent Rotary meeting. We hope to break ground on the Williams Center Green project after Mayfest, with completion expected in early fall.