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Broken Arrow Public Schools will soon begin building a new indoor swimming facility at Kirkland Athletic Complex—an upgrade approved 10 years ago that will feature an 8-lane competition pool, a warm up pool with an 88 chair lift, and community lockers.

The 30,000-square-foot facility is in the bidding process and is expected to be complete in 16 months—ready for the 2027-2028 school year and to improve practice and safety for the swim team.

Broken Arrow health experts say fall allergies are starting early as ragweed causes runny noses and watery eyes—residents should begin over-the-counter treatments two to four weeks before peak pollen levels.

The University of Tulsa's Concussion Center treats patients with concussions and traumatic brain injuries—and focuses on preventing future injuries while studying long-term effects.

Broken Arrow Rose Festival

Various times — Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center — Free entry — Celebrate the beauty of roses with family-friendly activities and vibrant festivities.