By John Dobberstein, Editor
Just catching up on the news? Here’s a roundup of the popular stories for the month of November appearing in the Broken Arrow Sentinel.
It was a very busy month in the news, as Bell’s Amusement Park announced plans to rebuild its facility in Broken Arrow. A Broken Arrow mother launched a petition drive to get domestic violence laws changed after her son, a landlord, was shot and killed in September by a tenant.
A Broken Arrow police officer was also shot during an incident this month, although he survived and the gunman was later found dead.
Broken Arrow was also made proud this month, as the Pride of Broken Arrow came home from the Bands of America Grand Nationals with the overall championship, clocking in with a record score with their performance.
Stay tuned for December’s biggest stories as we begin to wrap up 2021!
TOP 10 STORIES – November 2021
1) City of Broken Arrow addresses ‘misinformation’ about Bell’s Amusement Park proposal
2) Broken Arrow police identify man found deceased
3) So what’s in a street name? The story behind Broken Arrow’s grid system
4) Bell’s Amusement Park Chooses Broken Arrow
5) Fine Tuned: Pride of Broken Arrow Wins Grand Nationals!
6) City planners to discuss 2 large housing proposals, Blue Bell expansion
7) ‘My son should still be alive’
8) Broken Arrow police officer shot, suspect dead after traffic stop
9) Broken Arrow police investigating 72-year-old woman’s death, ruled a homicide
10) Massive 224-acre mixed-use development proposed for Broken Arrow
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