Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office warns residents of a phone scam—callers falsely claim there is a warrant for missing a jury summons and demand hundreds or thousands of dollars using cash cards, Cash App, or cryptocurrency—after one local resident lost over $39,000, and urges anyone receiving such calls to hang up immediately.

Union Public Schools said a bus driver shortage forced them to use a lottery system to cut bus routes; starting March 31, students on affected routes will not receive transportation—parents must arrange rides for school and after-school programs for the rest of the school year.

Jacey Duncan, a sixth-grade science and STEM teacher at Oklahoma Union Public Schools, was named 2025 Teacher of the Year by Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom — she will be honored at Ag Day at the Capitol on Tuesday, April 22 by the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry.

4-star running back Kaydin Jones from Jenks committed to Oklahoma State on March 26th, saying he wanted to stay home and represent Oklahoma.

He impressed coaches with strong play since his freshman year at Broken Arrow and narrowed his list to five schools.

On Golden Pond

7:30-10 p.m. — Broken Arrow Community Playhouse — Ticket prices vary — Experience the heartwarming story of love and reflection in this classic play.

2025 Spring Seminar

8 AM – 5 PM — The Property Event Center — Contact for details — Enjoy a day of learning with NAB CE credits and a trade show!

Aspen Crossing Community Yard Sale

12-6 p.m. — Bentley Village Neighborhood Pool — Free entry — Clean out your closets and discover hidden treasures in the community yard sale.