On March 25, Owasso city staff joined Tulsa County officials to celebrate the grand opening of the reconstructed Legion Fields at O'Brien Park!

Owasso Public Works staff are settling into their new home! This month marked the start of their move into the newly constructed Administrative Building off of 116th Street just west of Owasso Sports Park.

KOTV-News on 6: Drivers will see work along 106th Street North between 129th and 145th East Avenues in Owasso, located between interchanges on U.S. Highway 169.

Goodwill is making progress on its 20,000-square-foot Owasso store and donation center along 135th E. Ave. just west of U.S. 169. The 2.3-acre site is expected to be completed this spring.

Owasso’s Redbud District is now home to Sweet Mia Natural Nail Spa, offering a variety of service-packaged manicures and pedicures for locals to enjoy.

Crews are making progress on the new Eddy Gibbs Library at 103 W. Broadway St. in Owasso's Redbud District. The mixed-use project is a public-private partnership between Tulsa County and West Construction.

Mr. Zason Fresh Mexican Grill celebrated its grand opening in Owasso. Owners Mariah and Olegario Munoz acquired the building that formerly housed El Tequila, and put the finishing touches on the space this month.

Thanks to the American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Oklahoma for inviting the City of Owasso to participate in its Municipal Roundtable about Strengthening Community Partnerships.

Congratulations to Assistant Finance Director Tara Coonce who was recognized as Employee of the Quarter at Owasso's City Council meeting on March 3, 2026.

Tiny Blessings Owner Kimanda Ballard in January relocated the business from its Garnett site of over 12 years to its current property at 86th and Main.

The City of Owasso's Strong Neighborhood Initiative hosted a Realtors Workshop at City Hall, where dozens of local realtors came together to learn about property valuations, new GIS mapping software, community development projects, and more.

Our Economic Development team is excited to see new businesses opening their doors, fresh renovations happening, and more reasons for residents and visitors to shop, dine, and explore!

KOTV-News on 6: The City purchased 187 acres of land for the Ranch Creek Trail project from the Larkin Bailey Foundation for $200,000.

Get a firsthand look at the new headquarters of our Public Works Department, which broke ground off of 116th Street just west of Owasso Sports Park in Oct. 2024.

The City of Owasso announced Ryan Miller as its new Neighborhood Coordinator. He replaces Jerry Fowler who retired after more than 17 years serving at the helm of the Owasso Strong Neighborhood Initiative.

As the U.S. Route 66 Centennial kicks off in 2026, two Owasso businesses — MAD Eats and The Copper Kiln — recently rolled out brand-new Route 66-themed items to celebrate!

KTUL-Channel 8: The City of Owasso has unveiled a proposed design for a new city flag, sparked by the creativity and initiative of one of its youngest residents.

What a great turnout for Owasso Strong Neighborhood Initiative's 2026 Neighborhood Leadership Conference over the weekend!

It was an eventful start to the new year as heavy snowfall blanketed the Owasso community, leading our Public Works crews to clock in nearly 900 man hours clearing the streets.

Fresh brews and tasty treats are all the craze at Chloe Lee’s Coffee and Bakehouse in Owasso's Redbud District, owned by Nathan and Chloe McKnight.