Jason Collington
Editor at Tulsa World
@tulsaworld editor “The only way to create action where there is none is to tell a story that resonates.” — Seth Godin
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1 month ago |
tulsaworld.com | Jason Collington
There are a number of ways to submit your perspective to the Tulsa World. Find information about each and follow the links to submit. Submit a letter to the editorLetters to the editor are encouraged. Each letter must include the author's name, mailing address and daytime telephone number. The author's name and city of residence will be used if the letter is used in print or online. Letters may be edited for length, style and grammar. Addresses and phone numbers will not be published.
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1 month ago |
tulsaworld.com | Jason Collington
In 2013, Eddy Gibbs sold Ameristar Fence Products in Tulsa. Since that point, he’s poured a lot of his money into two things: the Shangri-La Golf Club, Resort & Marina and education. Shangri-La, on the southern tip of Monkey Island on Grand Lake, is again a regional destination after his investment of more than $75 million. Rejoice Christian School in Owasso expanded its 65-acre campus with a new high and middle school building thanks to a $50 million gift from the Eddy Gibbs Family Trust.
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tulsaworld.com | Bill Haisten |Jason Collington
Tulsa World Sports Columnist Bill Haisten previews his story on how much money is being talked about when it comes to the licensing of name, image and likeness of high school football players. After showing up in college football, the contracts being talked about are now being signed by local high school athletes. Find Haisten's column in Sports section in the print edition on Sunday and on OKPrepsExtra.com, the home for the Tulsa World's coverage of local high school sports.
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2 months ago |
tulsaworld.com | Bill Haisten |Jason Collington
Sports Columnist Bill Haisten talks to Tulsa World Editor Jason Collington about the two candidates being looked at for the head football coach job at Booker T. Washington High School after the resignation of Dan Bitson.
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2 months ago |
nwitimes.com | Jason Collington
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