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Downtown Broken Arrow street closure begins Monday for waterline replacement
Source: City of Broken Arrow A small section of South Main and Houston streets will be closed from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. for a four-phase waterline
Fireworks issue in Broken Arrow not going on ballot, petition drive suggested
By John Dobberstein, Editor The Broken Arrow City Council has chosen not to place the legality of fireworks on a future ballot, suggesting instead
Trail network expanding to south Broken Arrow
Source: City of Broken Arrow New trails that will improve connectivity for bicyclists and pedestrians are coming to south Broken Arrow. The City
Broken Arrow fireworks rules may go back on the ballot
By John Dobberstein, Editor The debate over fireworks displays in Broken Arrow reached a new pitch this year, and city leaders appear ready to
Broken Arrow approves changes to nepotism rules
By John Dobberstein, Editor Changes have been made to tighten up Broken Arrow’s nepotism ordinance, reversing a trend begun years ago of loosening
Master plan approved for Broken Arrow Rose Garden
By John Dobberstein, EditorThe Broken Arrow City Council has approved a master plan for the construction of a rose garden at Central Park in the
ODOT, city ready to move on Lynn Lane, BA Expressway improvements
By John Dobberstein, Editor After several years of studies and discussion, the Oklahoma Department of Transportation and city of Broken Arrow are
Broken Arrow awarded $5.8 million grant for infrastructure improvements
Source: City of Broken Arrow The U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded a $5.84 million RAISE grant to the City of Broken Arrow for
Details still sparse about travel plaza, casino in Coweta
By John Dobberstein, Editor The city of Coweta said Tuesday that no development plan has been submitted yet for the travel plaza and casino being
Broken Arrow refining approach to panhandling issues
By John Dobberstein, Editor Like in many larger U.S. cities, panhandlers have been a frequent sight in Tulsa traversing 71st Street, downtown or
Federal loans available in Broken Arrow for storm damage
Source: City of Broken Arrow Broken Arrow residents and businesses impacted by the severe storms on June 18 are eligible to receive low-interest











