Celebrate the start of the holiday season at Christmas in Broken Arrow on Thursday, Nov. 12, in the heart of the Rose District! Bring the whole
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Suspicious object forces Broken Arrow church cancellation, no hazard found
By John Dobberstein, Editor Investigation of a suspicious object found at First Baptist Church Broken Arrow forced the cancelation of Sunday
Broken Arrow man arrested in Arkansas for threatening to have police killed by ‘Aryan Race brothers’
By John Dobberstein, Editor Police in Arkansas arrested a Broken Arrow man this week for threatening to have his “Aryan Race brothers” to kill all
Broken Arrow church launches ambitious prayer initiative
The Church of St. Benedict in Broken Arrow is actively striving to establish 168 hours of Eucharistic Adoration by Jan. 4, the Feast St. Elizabeth Ann
Housing on County Line OK’d, Broken Arrow resident’s court challenge still alive
By John Dobberstein, Editor (Editor’s note: for a previous detailed article about this development please click here.) In a unanimous vote, the
Regent Bank amphitheater opening in December with ‘Winter Preview’ show
By John Dobberstein, Editor The Regent Bank Amphitheater in Broken Arrow will open in early December with a “Winter Preview” event, but the first
City files motion to dismiss Broken Arrow mosque lawsuit
By John Dobberstein, Editor The city of Broken Arrow filed a motion Friday asking a judge to dismiss a federal lawsuit over the denial of a mosque
Fiksvlke vcakvte! Broken Arrow to host its first film festival
Source: Visit Broken Arrow The evolution of Broken Arrow as a film juggernaut continues, as the Muscogee Nation and the city prepare to host the
OBITUARY: Steve Sisney
U.S. Army veteran Steve Sisney, of Broken Arrow, passed away September 12 at age 79. Steve Leslie Sisney was many things to many people: a devoted
Broken Arrow: data center not imminent, moratorium could be extended
By John Dobberstein, Editor City officials are still studying the potential impacts of data centers and there are no imminent projects on the
City buys parcel for Military History Center expansion
By John Dobberstein, Editor The Broken Arrow City Council agreed Tuesday to spend $650,000 to buy a half-acre parcel of property for future
9/11 anniversary: the lesson we must never forget
By John Dobberstein, Editor Like most of you, I definitely remember where I was on Sept. 11, 2001. At the time, I was a reporter for the Daily
