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9.4K views · 52 reactions | WOW! The Army Corps of Engineers is releasing about 65,000 cubic feet per second at Oologah Lake Spillway. That's the same as 455,000 gallons of water per second. MORE: https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/water-release-increasing-at-oologah-lake-spillway | KJRH | Facebook

This little bug is a periodical cicada or 17-year cicada. It tried to take a ride with us at Oologah Lake. Periodical cicadas spend 17 years as nymphs living anywhere from two to 24 inches in the soil. After 17 years they emerge and shed their skin. To become adults. Adults are clumsy fliers and often crash into objects. In this case, we were the objects. | Tulsa District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

🕸️🕷️Happy Halloween from all of us at Panther Lake Camping Resort! 🦇🧛‍♂️ Whether you’re camping with us or celebrating from home, we hope your day is full of pumpkin spice and everything nice and spooky! Stay safe and have a gourd time this weekend! 🎃👻 #HappyHalloween #SpookySeason | Panther Lake Camping Resort

We were able to hang out with Northern Area Deputy Operations Project Manager and Oologah Lake Manager, BJ Parkey yesterday. The Oologah lake staff is working to get ready for the Memorial Day weekend. Check out this video to see some new payment and reservation processes being utilized by the Tulsa District and USACE. #recreation #Oologah #lakes #camping #Oklahoma #USACE #tulsadiatrict | Tulsa District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers