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By John Dobberstein, Editor Organizers of Scotfest Oklahoma, which has a long history of success and support in Tulsa and Broken Arrow, announced Monday the festival would be shuttered after this year. The annual event will return in September at... Read More
By John Dobberstein, Editor After a firm reached out to the city a few weeks ago about a data center proposal on Broken Arrow’s east side, nothing has changed yet. But city officials on Thursday said they support the Data... Read More
SPONSORED CONTENT From longer commutes to early-season heat driving up energy use, everyday costs are adding pressure to household budgets across Oklahoma. Even for residents driving fuel‑efficient vehicles — or working from home —...
VIDEO BY ANGEL FORD, CONTRIBUTING WRITER Leaders from the Muscogee Nation and the Muscogee Nation Gaming Enterprises held a ceremonial ribbon cutting this week to open the doors on the $100 million capital Coweta...
Source: Union Public Schools Union Public Schools is seeking public input from patrons as it considers items to be included in a proposed 2027 five-year series bond issue. The district’s Long-Range Planning Committee, comprised...
Source: City of Coweta COWETA — The Coweta Police Department has launched a new online reporting system through LexisNexis for certain nonviolent incidents that don’t require an immediate in-person officer response. Eligible incidents for...
By John Dobberstein, Editor Organizers of Scotfest Oklahoma, which has a long history of success and support in Tulsa and Broken Arrow, announced Monday the festival would be shuttered after this year. The annual...
By John Dobberstein, Editor The Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce, along with title sponsor TTCU Federal Credit Union and in partnership with the City of Broken Arrow, will host the 95th Rooster Days Festival...
By John Dobberstein, Editor The final proposition on Tuesday’s GO Bond Election has easily been the most controversial, spurring a passionate debate between advocates for youth sports programs and residents concerned about excessive taxes....
By John Dobberstein, Editor UPDATE: The Wagoner County Election Board unanimously voted Monday to reject the challenge by David Greeno, and Patrick Sampson remains on the ballot. Patrick Sampson, a candidate for the Wagoner...
