By John Dobberstein, Editor As you may have guessed, the big change in leadership at Broken Arrow Public Schools dominated the news in December.
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City says automated meter reader project for Broken Arrow near completion
Source: City of Broken Arrow The Automated Meter Readers (AMRs) installation project which began in March 2016 to replace the City’s more than
8th graders: What would you do if you were mayor of Broken Arrow?
The Mayors Council of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma Municipal League invite 8th graders from home, public, and private schools throughout Oklahoma to
2022 absentee ballot applications available
If you received absentee ballots by mail in 2021 and would like to continue receiving ballots by mail, you will need to complete a new absentee ballot
Phase 1 of 81st Street project in Broken Arrow complete
Source: City of Broken Arrow The first phase of the 81st Street project between Evans and Oneta roads is complete. Crews with the City of Broken
Broken Arrow man arrested for threatening VA Medical Center
A Broken Arrow man was arrested on charges he threatened to blow up and drive his truck into the Veterans Administration (VA) medical center in
City, Chamber welcome new Broken Arrow Public Schools chief, pledge continued cooperation
By John Dobberstein, EditorOfficials from the city of Broken Arrow and Broken Arrow Chamber said Wednesday they are eager to work with the school
Broken Arrow gets $16 million loan for wastewater treatment infrastructure
The Broken Arrow Municipal Authority received approval for a $16,285,000 loan Tuesday from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) to improve the
Fleet management company moving to Broken Arrow, expanding
By John Dobberstein, Editor The Broken Arrow Economic Development Corp. announced Tuesday that Automotive Industries, a full-service fleet management
City offices closed on Christmas Eve
On Christmas Eve, City of Broken arrow offices will be closed. The Police and Fire departments will remain open. If an emergency call
NSU receives federal grant to offer affordable child care to Broken Arrow students
Source: Northeastern State University Northeastern State University will receive more than $500,000 in federal funds over the next four years to
4-year-old hit by car in front of Rhema Christmas display in Broken Arrow
By John Dobberstein, EditorA 4-year-old child crossing the street to see the the Rhema Christmas light display Saturday was struck and injured by a
