Good morning, Broken Arrow.

TulsaGo announced its third annual Shop Small Tulsa campaign (involving over 100 local stores from Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Jenks and Bixby).

Shoppers will have a chance to win prizes when they support local businesses on November 29.

The Northeastern State University Broken Arrow campus will offer freshman and sophomore courses in spring 2026, letting students complete a full four-year degree locally.

Enrollment opens January 12 after Senate Bill 701 allowed the campus to add more than 20 lower-division classes—expanding higher education options.

Students at Caney Valley High School have turned their classroom into a food pantry for 14 years to pack meal baskets for local families in need during Thanksgiving break.

Donations come from students, families, community members, and local businesses — and the school’s FFA will host a Thanksgiving dinner, food drive, and bingo night on November 20 with RSVPs due by November 10.

State leaders approved $7M on Monday to boost food banks and non-profits serving food-insecure residents—funds will be released in $1M weekly installments and will stop if federal benefits resume.

Christmas Kickoff Celebration

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Rose District Plaza — Free entry — Experience the magic of the holiday season with tree lighting, live music, and festive performances.