Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Yesterday, Clark Youth Theatre launched an emergency fundraising drive after a sudden sewer line failure forced roughly $25,000 in plumbing repairs, aiming to protect its upcoming youth programs.

Filmmaker Bill Doty is developing a documentary titled Strawberry Colored Glasses that follows Beggs native Muriel Fahrion, creator of Strawberry Shortcake, as she meets fans and creates artwork in her local studio.

Filmmakers are raising funds to complete the film + the project captures generations of her cultural impact.

Magic City Books highlights six book recommendations by women authors for Women’s History Month, explained by Jenna Akuma.

Local readers can visit the bookstore to explore these titles and celebrate diverse voices.

BAEDC is accepting applications for a free summer STEM camp for rising 10th-12th graders.

The four-day event will run June 15-18 in Broken Arrow and gives students hands-on exposure to careers in healthcare and manufacturing.

Oklahoma lawmakers are considering a proposal to add seven school days to the academic year to boost student performance.

The measure would raise the minimum from 166 to 173 days, include a $175 million investment over two years + now heads to the Senate for review.

OMAG Severe Weather Expo 2026

12:30 PM – 4:00 PM — Stoney Creek Hotel Tulsa - Broken Arrow — Registration required — A hands-on experience for municipal leaders and first responders to prepare for severe weather emergencies.

The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show

6-9 p.m. — Hilton Garden Inn Tulsa-Broken Arrow — Cost varies — Experience a night of laughter and mystery at North America's largest interactive true crime dinner show.