Page 37 - Broken Arrow News Today

Visit Broken Arrow announced the launch of its new logo and branding, “a visual representation capturing the city’s dynamic spirit and welcoming community,” the organization said.

The candidate-filing period for county, state and congressional offices starts Wednesday. If history is any indication, many of those positions will be decided when the books close Friday.

Six Tulsa-area students earned medals at the recent regional Braille Challenge. #oklaed

Town of Normal City Manager Pamela Reece announced Nik Duffle of Broken Arrow, Okla. as the Town's new directo...

A former Bloomington-Normal EDC project manager is joining Normals staff as director of economic development.

OKLAHOMA CITY — For months, the tense atmosphere at the monthly State Board of Education meeting has been as big a part of the experience as policies themselves as Oklahomans

Among the new restaurants coming soon is Misfit Kitchen, which will open April 2 in the Tulsa Arts District space formerly home to Laffa.

Broken Arrow Police found no credible threat after investigating reports of a bomb threat at a Planet Fitness located near North Elm Place and West Queens Circle.

With a compact renewal deadline looming, Cherokee Nation officials distributed $7.9 million in car tag revenue to 107 school districts and charter schools Tuesday. #oklaed

The City of Broken Arrow is celebrating “Arbor Week” by planting new trees in the community.