Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Beloved preschool director Shelli Wright was celebrated on Thursday as she retired after a long career in education, and a local reporter and photographer captured the heartfelt event that highlighted her impact on the community.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond urged the Big 12 to sanction Texas Tech after it emerged that quarterback Brendan Sorsby wagered nearly $90,000 on sports over four years.

Her letter (sent Friday) noted Oklahoma State’s direct interest in ensuring fair play as conference officials consider next steps.

Local residents worry about air quality and water safety after Attorney General Gentner Drummond sued to block a proposed aluminum smelter plant near Inola — critics fear the project may harm Broken Arrow's water supply.

The Inola City Council will review a moratorium on similar projects on June 29.

The Broken Arrow Unified Cheer Team—a 13-member squad from Broken Arrow High School—will head to Minneapolis on June 19 after winning the state title to compete in the Special Olympics USA Games on June 22 and 23, making history as Oklahoma’s first interscholastic cheer squad in the event.

Beauty For Ashes Gathering

6-10 p.m. — Kirkland Theatre — Free entry — An uplifting experience filled with hope, healing, and community connection.

Singo! Music Bingo

2:30-4:30 AM — Broken Arrow Brewing Company — Free entry — Enjoy a fun twist on bingo where you listen for songs instead of numbers.

Just Between Friends Kids’ Sale

10 a.m.-3 p.m. — Rhema Ninowski Recreation Center — Free entry — Discover incredible savings on baby and kids' items at this massive community sale.