Tulsa’s #1 Basketball Recruit, Bikes & Books Event, and Mayor Nichols’ Historic Executive Order | 🎙️ News You Can Use:

🏀 Tulsa’s McKenzie Mathurin Drops $2K Donation & Drops Gems on NYCU.FM

This week on News You Can Use, we sat down with Oklahoma’s #1 college basketball recruit—McKenzie Mathurin from Broken Arrow High School. She’s heading to the University of Michigan and already making major moves off the court.

McKenzie Mathurin has been making waves on the court—and in the community. A proud future Wolverine, McKenzie will be playing basketball at the University of Michigan next year, but her legacy is already solid.

This week, she joined Charles Harper and Damali Wilson in the studio, sharing her journey from shooting hoops as a toddler to becoming the top high school recruit in Oklahoma. Her discipline, humility, and love for the game shine through in every word—and every point scored.

But the real slam dunk? McKenzie donated $2,000 to the EduRec Youth & Family Fun Center, one dollar for every career point she’s scored. “It’s bigger than basketball,” her father said. And we couldn’t agree more.

🎨 Bikes, Books, and Mental Health at Gibbs Shopping Center

Community leader Tracy Gibbs is hosting Bikes & Books this Saturday with Tulsa City-County Library—plus a special Spring Arts & Wellness Fest with mural painting, music, and mental health resources powered by Grand Mental Health. Bring the kids and pull up for community fun with a message.

🎬 Dr. Tamecca Rogers & Student Filmmakers Prepare to Hit the Red Carpet

Breaking Barriers: East Central’s Historic Flag Football Victory” —a documentary created by the talented, award-winning, young women of Dr. Tamecca Rogers’ Keepin’ It REEL: Truth 2 Screen documentary camp. This inspiring film highlights the journey of Oklahoma’s first-ever Girls’ Interscholastic Flag Football Champions while also recognizing the men who uplift and support them, including NFL Super Bowl Champion & Dancing with the Stars winner Donald Driver and Tulsa’s Mayor Monroe Nichols.

📢 Quick Hits from the Show:

• Mayor Monroe Nichols declared June 1st as Tulsa Race Massacre Observance Day

• Arlington Cemetery controversy sparks conversation on historical erasure

• Mental health, youth leadership, and cultural celebration took center stage

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