Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Yesterday, the Broken Arrow Chamber hosted its annual State of the City luncheon where local leaders reviewed community progress and discussed plans to enhance public services.

City Manager Michael Spurgeon presented a feasibility study for a new regional airport at a recent speech on December 8 and said the City Council will consider funding the consultant study this fall (a move to attract business) while an east-side amphitheater is set to open in October 2026.

Local health officials are urging residents to donate blood this holiday season to help save lives (each donation can make a difference).

The drive will be held at local donation centers.

TU men's basketball broke a nearly 25-year-old scoring record on Wednesday at Reynolds Center with a 117-84 win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff, boosting its record to 9-1 as one player scored 20 points (a milestone for the team).

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.