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Broken Arrow Community Book Fair Offers Good Deals For Good Cause You can get a good deal on some good books, all while helping a good cause. The Broken Arrow Community Book Fair opened Friday on the corner of West Houston and Ash Avenue near Main Street. There are books of all kinds, as well as magazines, games, puzzles, CD’s, DVD’s and even vinyl. Hardback books are $2 and paperback books are $1. Money from the sales will benefit Broken Arrow Neighbors, which helps thousands of people ...

Some Tulsa Parents Offer To Become Substitutes To Keep Classes In-Person As the Tulsa Public Schools superintendent hopes to return to in-person learning by the end of the month, some parents are offering to fill a giant need: substitute teaching. A substitute teacher shortage has forced several districts to go to distance learning. TPS said they have only a quarter of the substitutes they have during a normal year, and parents who are ready for their kids to get back in class say theyre sign...

By: News On 6 Thursday’s amazing Oklahoman is new to the state, but already finding ways to help out in her community. Gloria George and her family moved here from Michigan over the summer. Gloria collects donations to help people who are homeless. She also takes care of her elderly parents in Broken Arrow.

Charlie Clark unveils debut album, Don’t Have A Cow, Man! single on Alan McGee’s new It’s Creation Baby label Charlie Clark unveils debut album, Don’t Have A Cow, Man! single on Alan McGee’s new It’s Creation Baby label 5 February, 2021 “I honestly had no intention of making an album, but when I moved back from LA permanently I wrote 11 songs that told a story like a journal,” Charlie Clark says. The Astrid and Reindeer Section bands, the Broken Arrow and MJ12 projects, and sti...

Oklahoma shop wins aerospace contract to 3D-print Microvanes February 5, 2021 Metro Aerospace Rapid Application Group has signed an agreement to supply Metro Aerospace with additively manufactured Microvanes, which affix to the exterior of an aircraft’s fuselage to reduce drag and improve fuel efficiency. “Given the rigorous standards and the extreme operating conditions for the Microvanes, SLS (selective laser sintering) with glass-filled materials [is] the only realistic choice,” sai...

By Adrian O’Hanlon III | Editor Feb 3, 2021 Warren Hamilton LSB PHOTO An Oklahoma legislative committee unanimously rejected a bill criminalizing those who participate in abortion Wednesday, but approved another one punishing anyone who performs them. Human and Health Services Committee members unanimously rejected Senate Bill 495, filed by state Sen. Warren Hamilton, R-McCurtain, to punish anyone participating in abortions. But the committee pus...

By: News On 6 U.S. Marshals captured a Most Wanted Monday suspect that we aired on December 14. They captured Hayden Payne in North Carolina where he will be held until he’s brought back to Oklahoma for three counts of shooting with intent to kill. Broken Arrow Police said Payne shot at his ex-girlfriend and then fired shots into a house where she, her mother and stepfather were taking shelter.

Some Tulsa Area School Districts Shift To Distance Amid Need For Substitutes Due to the lack of substitute teachers, some Green Country school districts have shifted to distance learning this week. "We need our kids in school and learning and when we have teachers out for quarantine or just regular illnesses, we cant run the building without those great adults," said Broken Arrow Associate Superintendent of Instructional Services Karla Dyess. Broken Arrow shifted its entire district online, ...

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By: Storme Jones OKLAHOMA CITY - An Oklahoma Senate Committee took the first step in limiting the governors ability to fire state education board members Tuesday.  In December, Governor Kevin Stitt removed State Board of Education Member Kurt Bollenbach. When asked for an explanation on the removal, the governor’s office noted members serve at the pleasure of the governor. Tuesday a committee took a step to change that.  “When someone gets appointed by the governor and approved by this ...