Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Supporters of Families with Sickle Cell Disease hosted the Spreading Hope Back to School Bash Saturday at B.S.

Roberts Park at Langston University Tulsa, providing nearly 1,000 backpacks with school supplies, free classes, fresh produce, and community resources for families facing health challenges (including those with sickle cell disease and other disabilities). The organization, which serves all 77 counties, will hold a statewide sickle cell 5K on Sept. 19 at Langston University Tulsa.

Oneta Station Diner in Broken Arrow reopens at 7 a.m. today after 58 days of cleaning and rebuilding following a truck crash in June at its 24236 East Highway 51 location, and the restaurant looks ready to welcome regulars and new guests.

This week, classes begin at Broken Arrow and other Tulsa-area districts (including Jenks, Owasso, and Union) as extra enrollment hours are offered to help families register for the new school year.

Construction workers in Tulsa have kept safe in 100+ degree weather by taking frequent breaks and using water with electrolytes — advice that local contractors in Broken Arrow may follow to adjust work schedules during intense summer heat.