Source: City of Broken Arrow As work continues on improvements to County Line Road and Highway 51, traffic pattern changes are coming. As part
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Broken Arrow’s biggest stories in 2023
It was another big year in the news for Broken Arrow, as the city continued to celebrates its successes and deal with sprawl and growth challenges.
BA Planning Commission blesses amphitheater TIF
By John Dobberstein, Editor In the first official regulatory hurdle for the proposed Sunset Amphitheater, the Broken Arrow Planning Commission
State of the City: continuing prosperity in Broken Arrow
With a series of major projects and developments announced or being started, Broken Arrow has plenty of momentum to continue its growth. In his
Broken Arrow State of the City address Wednesday
The Broken Arrow Chamber will host their annual State of the City luncheon Wednesday at the Stoney Creek Hotel & Conference Center. This will
City proposes TIF district to pay for Broken Arrow amphitheater infrastructure
By John Dobberstein, Editor The city of Broken Arrow is proposing to implement a special district to pay for an estimated $28.4 million in land and
State inspection of Broken Arrow water system recommends minor fixes
Source: City of Broken Arrow The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) recently evaluated various aspects of Broken Arrow's public
Coweta taking applications for vacant Ward 4 seat
Coweta is looking for a replacement on the City Council after former Vice Mayor Logan Brown moved outside of municipal boundaries and resigned his
State officials: Oklahoma no longer ‘wild west’ of medical marijuana
By John Dobberstein, Editor Galloping abuse of Oklahoma’s lax medical marijuana laws attracted a lot of unflattering attention to the state. The
State treasurer criticizes pension system for taking exemption his office exercised
By Paul Monies, Oklahoma Watch Oklahoma Treasurer Todd Russ has publicly criticized one of the state’s largest pension funds for taking an exemption
Oklahoma AG issues opinion on state abortion laws
Source: Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office OKLAHOMA CITY (Nov. 21, 2023) - Attorney General Gentner Drummond issued a formal opinion Tuesday that
Broken Arrow plan to utilize Grand River water moves forward
By John Dobberstein, Editor A phased plan that would allow Broken Arrow to secure a second water source from the Grand River to meet population
