Owasso VFW held its flag placement ceremony for veterans’ graves at Fairview Cemetery on Nov. 6. “Thank You to everyone who took time to help,” the VFW said on its Facebook page.

Councilor Dunn was appointed to fill the seat previously held by her late husband, Lyndell, who faithfully served the community as a longtime councilor and most recently as vice mayor.

Congrats to Owasso City Planner Wendy Kramer, who was named Employee of the Quarter at City Council on Tuesday, Nov. 4. “It means a great deal to me,” she said.

Siblings Maddie and Zach Morris took over the vacant storefront that housed 3Natives in September following the departure of the previous owners in June.

On Oct. 30, state and local officials broke ground on Project Clydesdale, a data center complex to be built on 400 acres of unincorporated Tulsa County land just west of Owasso.

Long Tail Farm, a new petting zoo located on the east end of Owasso off of Highway 20, offers both farm tours and live shows for local audiences of all ages.

Urban Okie Boutique is celebrating 10 years in downtown Owasso in October. “I feel like it’s an accomplishment,” owner Heather Manual said. “It just means a lot.”

DaisyBelle Paw Spa & Market, which opened in March 2022, recently expanded its storefront space off of 86th Street to make room for a new shopping market.

Special Olympics Oklahoma hosted its 2025 Unified Soccer Tournament at Owasso Sports Park to enjoy some friendly competition and celebrate unity and inclusion.

Pilates Sisters opened its doors in the Redbud District this month. Sibling owners Maru and Daniela Hernandez celebrated the first studio of its kind in downtown Owasso during a ribbon-cutting on Oct. 18.

Green Country Chiropractic in Owasso hit a major milestone this month. Drs. Kyle and Keara Cavitt officially marked 10 years in business and hosted a celebration party at Funtastic Island on Saturday, Oct. 18.

Owasso city officials on Oct. 16 celebrated the grand re-opening of the newly updated Reasor's store off of 86th Street in Owasso, cutting a ribbon on a new design and renovation.

Public Radio Tulsa: Elected officials and the leadership of the Tulsa City-County Library gathered in Owasso to ceremonially break ground on the city’s newest branch, the Eddy Gibbs Library.

The Tulsa City-County Library gathered with city officials and other local leaders to break ground on the new Eddy Gibbs Library in Owasso's Redbud District on Oct. 15.

Owasso Recreation and Culture's 2025 Harvest Festivalon Oct. 11 was a hit! Thanks to everyone for rounding up the family and celebrating all things autumn at the annual event.

TFCU took over the building that formerly housed Black Bear Diner at 9039 N. 121st E. Ave. The first site is located in Tulsa at 61st between Mingo and Memorial.

On Oct. 3, Owasso Police Chief Jason Woodruff and Owasso Fire Chief David Hurst honored Bailey Elementary student Brooks Thesenvitz for his acts of bravery while involved in a recent car accident.

The Owasso Library at 103 W. Broadway St. was demolished at the beginning of October. It will be rebuilt to double its size and anchor a three-story, mixed-use development.

KJRH-2 News: A new trail system is being developed for Owasso's Ranch Creek. The trail is near 76th Street North and 97th and will create a new recreational destination for the city.

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