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Today’s edition · Sat., Nov. 7

Broken Arrow finishes 10-0 and gets a first-round playoff bye

Plus, Oklahoma Task Force 1 is back home from the New Mexico floods.

The Daily Broken Arrow team2 stories17 sources5 min read

Tigers FootballTop story

Broken Arrow finishes 10-⁠0 with a 56-⁠39 win over Edmond North

Broken Arrow beat Edmond North 56-⁠39 on Thursday night

  • Broken Arrow56
    Edmond North39
    FinalThe Tigers' first 10-0 regular season since 2018

Source: News On 6

If you missed it Thursday night, Broken Arrow beat Edmond North 56-39 to wrap the regular season at 10-0. That's the Tigers' first 10-0 regular season since 2018.

Quarterback Shamar Banner got things going in the first quarter. He escaped pressure, extended the play with a stiff arm and hit Joseph Williams for a touchdown. Banner later left the game, but backup Javen Crowley kept the offense moving. In the third quarter, Crowley found Samar Stanford, who broke a tackle and raced into the end zone.

Now to the playoffs. Broken Arrow has a bye in the first round of , and the Tulsa World has a look at the first-round matchups across the state.

  • Kickoff: 7 p.m. Friday unless noted
  • Shamar Banner: Tulsa commit
  • Samar Stanford: Oregon commit

Four Class 6A-I teams, including Broken Arrow, have first-round byes

Class 6A-I first roundKickoff
Edmond North at Moore7 p.m. Friday
Deer Creek at Mustang7 p.m. Friday
Yukon at Norman North7 p.m. Friday
Edmond Memorial at Tulsa Union7 p.m. Friday
Broken Arrow, Bixby, Jenks, OwassoBye

Source: The Oklahoman

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Around Oklahoma

Oklahoma Task Force 1 is heading home after rescuing 13 people in New Mexico floods

has finished its flood mission in New Mexico and headed home. The team rescued 13 people, and it also located and recovered one person who had died.

KOKH reports that members also rescued dozens of animals, including a large herd of goats that had to be caught, carried and loaded onto boats.

Task Force 1 located 79 goats and rescued 11 dogs, a cat and a pig

Source: News On 6

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Goats located79
Dogs rescued11
Cat rescued1
Pig rescued1

One memorable rescue came Oct. 30, when Oklahoma City and Tulsa crews teamed up to save a bull and 20 cattle stranded on a flooded ranch in the Los Lunas and Socorro region. They used rafts to reach the property, and one cow stuck in mud up to her neck got dug out with boat paddles.

  • Crews: swift water teams from Tulsa and Oklahoma City areas
  • Areas worked: Farmington, San Antonio and Socorro County
  • Request came through: Emergency Management Assistance Compact
  • Injuries: none reported among team members

Oklahoma crews logged more than 3,000 miles and rescued 13 people

13
people rescued in New Mexico
3,000+
miles traveled during the deployment
3 to 4 feet
of floodwater at the Oct. 30 ranch rescue

Sources: News On 6, News 9

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News Notes

Amphitheater

Opening day is pushed back for the Regent Bank Amphitheater. The venue was supposed to open with a Dec. 4-5 “winter preview” event, but supply and vendor timelines shifted unexpectedly. Tulsa World

Socktober

Six-year-old Deven Pierce, a first grader at Leisure Park Elementary, sold 304 cups of lemonade and bought 1,081 socks. It helped the school break its record for the Kindness Club's annual “Socktober” sock drive. 2 News Oklahoma KJRH Tulsa

1,081socks bought with 304 cups of lemonade

Deven's lemonade stand helped Leisure Park Elementary set a record for its Socktober drive.

Source: 2 News Oklahoma KJRH Tulsa

District Mercantile

Randall Ryan, who owns a downtown coffee shop, is creating District Mercantile, a bodega-style deli and small grocery in the . It's going into a vacant building at the northwest corner of Main and Dallas, and the city is helping pay renovation costs. KRMG

Home

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Around Oklahoma

Tolls

Tolls on Oklahoma turnpikes are set to increase Jan. 5. For customers, the cost will increase by about a penny to 8 cents for every mile driven. On the Turner Turnpike between Tulsa and Oklahoma City, the passenger-vehicle toll rises 35 cents, from $5.40 to $5.75. Duncan BannerTulsa World

The Turner Turnpike PikePass toll will rise 35 cents on Jan. 5

Source: Tulsa World

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Now$5.4
Starting Jan. 5$5.75

Report cards

The state released its 2026 school report cards Thursday afternoon. For the second straight year, students statewide got a C for academic growth and Ds for academic achievement, chronic absenteeism and the high school graduation rate. Tulsa Public Schools said it has its highest percentage of A, B or C schools since 2018. Public Radio TulsaTulsa World

Friday scores

Bixby beat Southmoore 64-7, Sand Springs edged Muskogee 35-21 and Claremore held on to beat Collinsville 26-21. On Thursday, Choctaw beat Lawton Eisenhower 63-6 and Norman North topped Edmond Memorial 24-6. KOKI FOX 23The Oklahoman

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Today’s puzzles

A new puzzle in each one every morning, played right here.

All 13 games

Quoted

Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable.

— Cesar A. Cruz

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What is everyone doing with their pumpkins that were used for decoration?

“Do we just throw them away or is there a place we can donate them to?”

— A neighbor, Vandever Acres

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The Wrap

Arts@302 in Broken Arrow is offering a Sensory Sensitive Santa Meet and Greet on Nov. 14. It's designed for children and families who may benefit from a sensory-friendly environment, with reduced noise, smaller crowds and a more relaxed atmosphere than a standard visit, with time for wishes and a holiday photo. Take your time meeting Santa.

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  8. Tulsa Worldtulsaworld.com
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  11. Duncan Bannerduncanbanner.com
  12. Tulsa Worldtulsaworld.com
  13. Public Radio Tulsapublicradiotulsa.org
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  16. The Oklahomanoklahoman.com
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Past issues

  1. Fri., Nov. 6Top-ranked Broken Arrow survives Edmond North 56-39 to stay undefeated
  2. Thurs., Nov. 5Not Your Average Joe closes in Broken Arrow; Tulsa Zoo adds three elephants
  3. Wed., Nov. 4Tulsa County's early vote topped 2024, plus Thursday's game
  4. Tues., Nov. 3Hillcrest Healthcare System is now out of network with Aetna
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Broken Arrow finishes 10-0 and gets a first-round playoff bye

Plus, Oklahoma Task Force 1 is back home from the New Mexico floods.

The TLDR

  1. Broken Arrow finishes 10-0 and gets a playoff bye
  2. Oklahoma Task Force 1 is home from the New Mexico floods
  3. Regent Bank Amphitheater's opening is pushed back
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High School FootballTop-ranked Broken Arrow survives Edmond North 56-39 to stay undefeatedIf you missed the game, here's the short version: top-ranked Broken Arrow survived an upset threat at unranked Edmond North on Thursday and won 56-39. Edmond North, unranked, still made it a game. Tulsa World points to heroics by Semaj Stanford, Jackson Ayers and backup quarterback Javen Crowley.Friday’s editionRead Broken ArrowNot Your Average Joe closes its Broken Arrow coffee shop after losing state fundingIf you're a regular at Not Your Average Joe in Broken Arrow, the coffee shop has closed. The nonprofit announced Monday that its Broken Arrow and Choctaw locations shut down after its contract with the Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services wasn't renewed.Thursday’s editionRead Around TulsaTulsa Zoo welcomes three Asian elephants from Houston, bringing its herd to 10If you've been waiting on more elephants at Tulsa Zoo, they're here. Shanti, 36, and her daughters Joy, 9, and Kirby, 1, arrived from the Houston Zoo on Tuesday, Nov. 3. They aren't on exhibit yet, but you may catch a glimpse as they explore the Elephant Preserve Barn.Thursday’s editionRead

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