Mayor Monroe Nichols postponed his Thanksgiving plans to stay in Tulsa following the passing of Viola Ford Fletcher, a centenarian survivor of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. He reflected on his first year in office, highlighting the progress in Animal Services, including the upcoming completion of a new $13.7 million shelter with a veterinary clinic, surgery center, and over 300 kennels. Nichols also discussed the need for a bond package to address city needs and expressed gratitude for his son and the opportunity to serve as mayor, while acknowledging the challenges of holidays for those experiencing loss.

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