Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Local parents have released a book called Strong to the End to honor the sacrifice of a missionary couple killed in Haiti two years ago + proceeds will help build their academic center at the Ozark Bible Institute.

Federal changes allow dispensaries in Oklahoma to register under federal rules, which experts say may offer banking access + tax relief, while Tulsa Community College begins training students for cannabis careers.

Kilwins in Broken Arrow hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony Tuesday to mark its new store opening — local customers visited the store to sample its sweet treats.

The Turkish Food and Art Festival will be held Saturday at the Turkish Raindrop House (near 91st and Houston) in Broken Arrow.

Satih Ozydin shared details on Turkish food, art displays and cultural activities available for local visitors.

Thousands of students from 372 FFA chapters gathered in Tulsa for the 100th annual FFA Convention that ran from Tuesday through today at the BOK Center and Arvest Convention Center; participants attended leadership sessions, received awards, and heard keynote speeches as the new officer team will be announced tonight.

Oklahoma public schools are permanently banning cell phone use following a new law passed May 5, which affects Broken Arrow schools.

Local districts will update their policies to enforce the ban.

Broken Arrow Public Schools broke ground on a new aquatics center Tuesday.

The facility, which will include a 25-meter pool and warmup pool, is expected to benefit students, coaches and the local community and will be completed in Oct. 2027.

As temperatures warm today, experts warn snake season in Green Country could mean more sightings and bites—residents in Broken Arrow are advised to be cautious during outdoor activities.

Baby Goats & Beer Festival

3-8 p.m. — The Nook Brewing Company — $25 — Enjoy unlimited goat petting and a complimentary beer in a family-friendly atmosphere.