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- Tulsa is becoming a popular destination for those looking for a small city, big town atmosphere.
- Through programs including Tulsa Remote, former Californians and New Yorkers are moving to Oklahoma.
- Business Insider spoke to four Tulsa movers about the lower cost of living and friendly community.
Laura Landers, 32, was doing social media management strategy for a firm in Los Angeles when the pandemic hit. Her mental health began to decline, and she realized she needed to leave California fast. But she didn't know what her destination would be.