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July 25, 2021
Nation/World News Support Local News. Weve been with you throughout the pandemic, the vaccinations and the reopening of schools, businesses and communities. Theres never been more of a need for the kind of local, independent and unbiased journalism that The Day produces. Please support our work by subscribing today. Oklahoma justice system reels after Supreme Court ruling on Indian tribes Kyle Willis and his sister Corrie Mckenzie in Broken Arrow, Okla., on July 21, 2021. Their mother ...
July 25, 2021
ADVERTISEMENT Black Civil War reenactor finds eerie link to past by The Washington Post | Today at 2:40 a.m. A copy of the card found by Ancestry.com researchers that shows that Osbornes great-great-grandfather, William Lacy, served during the Civil War. MUST CREDIT: Calvin Osborne Several times a year for almost three decades, Washington, D.C., resident Calvin Osborne has suited up in a Civil War uniform to reenact the stories of Black soldiers who fought for the abolition of slavery. Ever sin...
July 24, 2021
Oklahoma City, July 23, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Garage Door Solutions Inc., an Oklahoma based garage door repair and installation provider, would like to offer their services to anyone in the area who may be in need of such services. Since 2013, Garage Door Solutions Inc. has been the top garage door service company in the area, and homeowners can rely on them to offer excellent customer service. Locally owned-and-grown, the company puts a great deal of emphasis on being the very best in town...
July 24, 2021
Whats Great In The 918: Burgers, Ice Cream & More From burger night at the Philbrook Museum, to ice cream in Broken Arrow, to a fiesta at the Gathering Place, there is a lot going on this weekend. Our friends Wavy Davy and Jeanne from 92.9 The Drive show us Whats Great in the 9-1-8. All content © copyright .
July 24, 2021
By: Shannon Rousseau TULSA, Oklahoma - When it comes to breast cancer, more than 330,000 women will be diagnosed with it this year. Many people put off important cancer screenings in 2020 because of COVID-19, including Cathy Teahan. Cathy, who lives in Broken Arrow, is a retired educator with Tulsa Tech. She keeps busy with her seven grandkids, many of whom live in Oklahoma, but she still makes it a priority to get a mammogram on a yearly basis. "I come in every year. Ive been doing that fo...
July 24, 2021
4 The Department of Defense is pleased to announce the 15 recipients of the 2021 Secretary of Defense Employer Support Freedom Award, the highest U.S. government honor to employers for support of National Guard and Reserve employees. The recipients include small and large private and public sector employers nominated by a National Guard or Reserve Component employee employed in their organization. Celebrating its 25th year, the Freedom Award began in 1996 under the auspices of ...
July 23, 2021
Broken Arrow Officials Approve Construction For New Park A new park is coming to Broken Arrow in about a year. The City Council in Broken Arrow just awarded a bid for the construction of a new park that will be on 209th East Avenue between Albany and Omaha Street. It will be next to a new detention facility that just started construction there on the west side of the road. City leaders say the park will have a playground, picnic tables, and a splash pad and will cost about $650,000. That money...
July 22, 2021
Back to school amid Delta spike: some Green Country districts have plans set, others dont and last updated 2021-07-21 20:21:20-04 TULSA, Okla. â The latest COVID-19 threat from the delta variant is forcing some school districts to stall on back-to-school plans. The first day for many students is in three to four weeks. Some education leaders are using that time to consult the Tulsa Health Department. The department is in close contact with area school administrators, reviewing plans, answe...
July 21, 2021
Broken Arrow certified as film friendly Callie Morris, KTUL Staff © Provided by KTUL Tulsa The city of Broken Arrow has completed requirements from the Oklahoma Film + Music Office and Oklahoma Film Friendly Community program to become the second community in Oklahoma to be designated "film friendly". Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon said, “Our community is ready to support any production company that decides Broken Arrow has the look they desire for their film. ...
July 20, 2021
City Of Broken Arrow To Host Meeting About Albany Street Project People in Broken Arrow will have a chance to learn more about a proposed road widening project near Broken Arrow High School. The project would be on Albany Street right in front of the high school and would upgrade the road from 3 lanes to 5. This would give the section between 9th and 23rd street two lanes in each direction with a center turn lane. It would also include a four-way traffic light at the 12th Street intersection in...