B.A. Chamber Adjusts Policies, Procedures Following Audit
The Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development Corporation announced recently that they revised some of their policies and procedures following an audit commissioned by the two organizations along with the City of Broken Arrow.
Oklahoma Caring Award Winners Announced
The third annual Oklahoma Caring Awards on Sept. 13 celebrated finalists and announced the winners in six distinct award categories. The evening gala featured Jody Jean Dreyer, a 30-year Walt Disney former senior executive as the keynote speaker and incorporated Disney-themed elements throughout the event.
Studies Are Underway to Examine OTC’s Efficiency
During the last legislative session, you may recall there was a lot of discussion about ways to increase revenues. Equally important, there needs to be a discussion about how to improve the efficiency of the services provided by the state of Oklahoma to our cities and counties. One area of state government that directly impacts Oklahoma’s cities and counties is the Oklahoma Tax Commission’s () responsibility for the collection of sales taxes. Cities and counties rely on sales taxes to support important projects. In Tulsa County, the sales tax is the main funder of the jail, the new mental health pods at the jail, the new Family Justice Center, and of course the Vision projects.
Cancer Treatment Centers Offer $3 Million Donation to Tulsa’s Gathering Place
Gathering Place recently announced that Cancer Treatment Centers of America () pledged a $3 million donation to support the Willow Beach area on the west side of Peggy’s Pond.
Owasso Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Gary Akin Promotes Regionalism, Partnerships
Editor’s Note: Owasso Chamber of Commerce President Gary Akin is one of Greater Tulsa Reporter’s “10 to Watch in Greater Tulsa 2018” as announced in its January 2018 issue. was the first news group in Greater Tulsa to introduce “10 People to Watch,” which launched in January 2009.
Throughout the year, is publishing a series of articles, featuring each of its “10 to Watch,” with next month’s issue to feature Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon.
B.A. Draws Legal Challenge from Activist Group
Broken Arrow has a new set of rules and regulations affecting those who want to be part of the medical marijuana industry. If and when they will be in place, however, will be up to the state legislature and a district judge to decide.
TCC Announces 50th Anniversary Celebration Plans
Tulsa Community College announced a series of events to celebrate the 50th anniversary of and mark its role in developing northeastern Oklahoma’s workforce. Since opening in 1970 as Tulsa Junior College, the college has been a critical piece in training generations of workers and providing higher education to the greater Tulsa area. Nearly 450,000 students have walked through the doors as has grown into one of the leading higher education institutions in the country and the third largest institution in Oklahoma.
A New Day Dawning for B.A.’s Rose District
Broken Arrow’s Rose District, already one of the region’s most successful and most honored downtown redevelopment projects, will soon be taking on an exciting new face.
Third Public Meeting Scheduled for Broken Arrow Next Comprehensive Plan
The City of Broken Arrow will host the third public meeting of the comprehensive plan process from 6-8 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 25, at Central on Main, 210 N. Main St.
Public Service Remains at the Forefront for Ron Peters
Editor’s Note: Tulsa County Commission Chairman Ron Peters is one of Greater Tulsa Reporter’s “10 to Watch in Greater Tulsa 2018,” as announced in its January 2018 issue. was the first news group in Greater Tulsa to introduce “10 People to Watch,” which launched in January 2009.
B.A. Voters Approve $210 Million GO Bond
Extending a tradition that dates back more than three decades, Broken Arrow voters went to the polls on Aug. 28 to approve a $210 million general obligation bond issue designed to help fuel community growth for the next 10 years.
Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation Thanked for Transforming Tulsa’s Eugene Field Neighborhood
Tulsa continues to dream big and pursue transformative opportunities that will help us be a globally competitive, world-class city. I’m pleased to tell you one of our dreams is transforming into reality.
Broken Arrow Voters Approve $210 Million GO Bond Package
Extending a tradition that dates back more than three decades, Broken Arrow voters went to the polls on Aug. 28 to approve a $210 million general obligation bond issue designed to help fuel community growth for the next 10 years.
B.A. Earns City Livability Award
Mayors from around the country have made official what more than 100,000 Broken Arrowans have known for quite some time – their hometown is one heck of a good place to live work and play.
Kenny Alexopoulos Leads Oklahoma Aquarium
Editor’s Note: The Oklahoma Aquarium, including its newly-appointed Chief Operating Officer Kenny Alexopoulos, is one of Greater Tulsa Reporter’s “10 to Watch in Greater Tulsa 2018,” as announced in its January 2018 issue.
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