Source: City of Broken Arrow The City of Broken Arrow is celebrating the opening of a new 6,000-square-foot Quick Service Fleet Facility at 1700 W.
Government
Broken Arrow man charged with theft, tax fraud
By John Dobberstein, Editor A Broken Arrow man who is the former manager of the Muskogee Nation’s gaming division was charged by federal
Stitt asks for ‘half and a path’ to eliminate income tax, unveils DOGE
John Dobberstein, Editor Gov. Kevin Stitt delivered his State of the State address to lawmakers Monday, vowing to continue a politically
Rezoning for 90-acre housing project in Broken Arrow to be heard by City Council
By John Dobberstein, Editor The Broken Arrow City Council is expected to discuss a rezoning request Tuesday for a large residential project on the
Broken Arrow seeks feedback on possible transit expansion
Source: City of Broken Arrow The City of Broken Arrow is seeking feedback from citizens about the next potential expansion of Broken Arrow
37th Street widening nearly done as corridor expands
By John Dobberstein, Editor The long-awaited widening of the northern half of 37th Street is nearing completion as the city works to improve
Tiger Hill water tank getting overhaul
By John Dobberstein, Editor The water tank atop Tiger Hill on Broken Arrow’s north side will soon be getting a facelift and maintenance
Major Broken Arrow intersection to close soon for project
By John Dobberstein, Editor City officials are making preparations to close the intersection of Olive Avenue and Houston Street next week as a
Criminal Justice Bills to Watch in This Year’s Legislature
By Keaton Ross, Oklahoma Watch Oklahoma lawmakers filed dozens of criminal justice bills ahead of the Jan. 16 deadline, including ambitious
First step for Broken Arrow’s iconic grain silo — fresh coat of paint
By John Dobberstein, Editor City officials are readying a plan to spruce up the former Farmers Co-Op grain silo property, and some cosmetic
Broken Arrow, Coweta approve emergency mutual aid pact
By John Dobberstein, Editor The city of Coweta will begin paying the city of Broken Arrow on a monthly basis for automatic emergency response
State housing assessment shows small homes in demand
By Heather Warlick, Oklahoma Watch Oklahoma has a housing problem. Faltering local economies and development disagreements are stalling needed
