Fox 23: Owasso’s new Centennial Park playground is now open after the improvement project, located near East 86th Street North and North 161st East Avenue, began in March.

KOTV-News on 6: Owasso's Red, White and Boom fireworks brought families out for what turned out to be a great night outside. People spent the entire day getting ready, and the preshow at Redbud Festival Park was packed.

Worth Audiology recently expanded its footprint in Owasso. The local clinic operated out of Bailey Medical Center since 2022, and opened a second location earlier this month.

The GFOA awarded the City of Owasso with its ninth Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for its annual financial report for the fiscal year that ended June 30, 2024.

KWTV-News 9: Construction is underway on a major new facility designed to enhance and consolidate services for Owasso’s Public Works Department.

Al and Audrey Seger Sprain are streamlining junk removal for area residents recently purchased DumpStor of Tulsa, a franchise that offers dumpster rentals for residential, commercial, and industrial cleanup projects.

On June 17, Owasso Mayor Alvin Fruga and City Manager Chris Garrett had the honor of being the very first customers at Boot Barn, now open in Smith Farm Marketplace!

KJRH-2 News: A woman brutally injured by a man wielding a bat in Owasso had the chance to reunite with the first responders who she said saved her life.

Fox 23: The Owasso Fire Department rescued a fawn from the city's wastewater treatment plant. Firefighters were on scene to rescue the fawn from the treatment plant's tank.

Owasso Mayor Alvin Fruga spoke as the keynote at the Oklahoma Society of Professional Engineers' conference at Tulsa Tech about the history and development of engineering in Owasso.

Public Works crews on June 13 erected a new sign for the Redbud District in the east shopping center parking lot off of Main Street.

Owasso emergency responders got a chance to reunite with Tiffiany Romine, who survived a severe baseball bat attack while working at Captain D’s in Owasso last summer.

On June 6, City of Owasso leaders joined tribal officials at Cherokee Film's Owasso soundstage to declare the Cherokee Nation Reservation as Film Ready — a first among tribal nations.

Roy Cole is reinvesting in the Owasso community. He recently converted his late brother Larry Cole’s former restaurant, Larry’s Fried Chicken, into Roy’s Chicken, off of 86th Street.

Owasso Police and Owasso Fire crews got a chance to show off their emergency vehicles and engage local kids at Owasso Library's Touch-A-Truck event on Saturday, May 31.

Sarah Sanford is passionate about providing tasty treats to satisfied customers. She opened Smoothie King in December and is “incredibly grateful and humbled by the welcome Owasso has given us.”

Owasso Chamber's Leadership Owasso class spent their Municipal Government Day at Owasso City Hall on May 22.

On May 22, the Owasso VFW and local citizens placed American flags on veterans' graves at Fairview Cemetery.

INCOG hosted its GO! Plan open house at Owasso City Hall on May 22, where citizens gathered to share their thoughts and ideas about how to make walking and bicycling in Owasso more convenient, more comfortable and safer.

Melony Hill was named the City of Owasso’s Employee of the Quarter at City Council on May 20. Melony, Utility Billing Clerk, has been with the City of Owasso for 25 years.