Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 19th of November.
Good morning, Broken Arrow.
Two Broken Arrow students at Vanguard Academy are fighting hunger by organizing a school-wide food drive for Broken Arrow Neighbors.
The drive began November 12 and will collect donations until November 20 — it has already gathered 400 items to help local neighbors in need.
Residents near the Turner Turnpike said noise has worsened since the widening project was finished—local residents like Jim Ray and Eugene Tunnel report trouble sleeping and health issues from the constant roar.
The turnpike authority noted a 2020 noise study expected lower levels, but residents remain troubled and call for measures such as planting trees to reduce noise.
The Oklahoma State Department of Health is urging parents to stop using all ByHeart Whole Nutrition Infant Formula after federal officials linked it to over 20 infant botulism cases in 13 states.
Families should check the formula’s lot number and best-by date—label any leftovers 'DO NOT USE' and clean items to prevent risk.
AutismOklahoma Adult Mix & Mingle Masterpieces
5-7 p.m. — Gracefully Glazed Pottery Painting Studio — Free event — Connect with the community in a low stress environment focused on adult socialization and creativity.
Rudolph Run
8:30 AM – 2:30 PM — Fleet Feet Broken Arrow — Registration required — Celebrate the holiday spirit with a family-friendly run in Broken Arrow's Rose District.
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