Daniel Shular is a staff photojournalist for Tulsa World Media Company, focusing on local news and events in Tulsa, Oklahoma. His work has also been featured in TimesDaily. Daniel's photography captures the essence of the community, from sports events to business expansions, showcasing the diverse and vibrant aspects of Tulsa.
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Daniel Shular's coverage focuses mainly on local events, particularly in the sports and house & home categories. If you're looking to reach out to Daniel, consider offering insights or stories related to local sports events or developments within the Tulsa area, including football and college football. Additionally, since he covers "Business in brief" articles alongside sports content, pitching local business-related news may also be effective.
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By: Daniel Shular
Oklahoma was defeated by Texas by a score of 34-3 in the Red River Rivalry game at Cotton Bowl Stadium on Saturday, October 12, 2024, in Dallas, Texas.
By: Daniel Shular
The likelihood of nonstop flights to Cancun to and from Tulsa. No more depending on 1960s technology in the air-traffic control tower. And no more big, rotating doors.
By: Daniel Shular, Berry Tramel
Watch OU fans' immediate reaction following loss against Texas. OU Sports Extra takes to the streets to capture the postgame emotions of Sooner fans following the team's 34-3 loss at the Cotton Bowl. Video by Nate Feken.
Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers (3) throws a ball away to avoid a sack by Oklahoma defensive lineman Gracen Halton (56) during the second quarter of the Red River Rivalry game
By: Berry Tramel, Daniel Shular
WATCH the Sights & Sounds from the OU-Texas Red River Rivalry Photos: Texas wins back the gold hat at Red River Rivalry Red River Rivalry
Oklahoma Highway Patrol Troop B headquarters on Tuesday, October 15, 2024, in Tulsa, Okla.
By: James D. Watts
The tradition of Oktoberfest dates back more than 200 years, when citizens of the Bavarian town of Munich were invited to a public festival held Oct. 18, 1810, in honor of a recent royal wedding.
Webster's Izzy Oxford (12) catches a pass during the first half of a flag football game at Booker T. Washington High School's S.E. Williams Stadium on Wednesday, October 16, 2024,
By: Daniel Shular
Scenes from the opening night of the Driven NFL flag football league with a doubleheader where Edison beat Webster 28-8 followed by Booker T. Washington defeating Bishop Kelley 50-0 on
Cushing's Wyatt Delong (3) runs the ball down the field near the sideline before scoring a touchdown during the first quarter of a high school football game at Wagoner High
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