Rebellium Films shot scenes at Hi-View Mini Mart for the upcoming movie, "Road to Recovery," starring Freddie Prinze Jr and Ryan Kiera Armstrong.

Holiday decorations are going up in the Redbud District, including our 34-foot Christmas tree! It's all in preparation for Owasso Recreation and Culture's annual Lights On Owasso event.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

Signage has officially gone up for Luigi’s Italian Restaurant in downtown Owasso! Crews are putting the finishing touches on the the new restaurant, which serves pizzas, pastas, salads, and more.

On Sept. 23, our Economic Development team and Recreation and Culture team got a special behind-the-scenes tour of Tulsa International Airport!

Congratulations to Owasso Police Department's new Chief of Police Jason Woodruff, who celebrated his official badge-pinning ceremony on Sept. 16.

The City of Owasso attended Tulsa World's Best in the World award ceremony on Sept. 11 and celebrated several Owasso businesses that won! Our Economic Development team congratulates them.

The City of Owasso attended Tulsa Innovation Labs' #Collab25 Conference yesterday! Our Economic Development team heard from City of Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols and other speakers.

Owasso Public Works crews spent Friday, Aug. 29, picking up 99 bags of litter along several streets and intersections across Owasso as part of their annual holiday cleanup efforts.

On Aug. 20, Owasso city staff attended Compliance Solutions Championship's Media Day at Stone Canyon's Patriot Golf Club, spotlighting the upcoming 2025 Korn Ferry Tour Sept. 29-Oct. 5.

Congrats to Owasso Police Sgt. Andy Eubanks, who was named the City of Owasso’s Employee of the Quarter at City Council on Aug. 19.

Owasso Police Chief Dan Yancey has officially announced his retirement after more than three decades of dedicated service in law enforcement, including 15 years serving at the helm of the Owasso Police Department.

Owasso Recreation and Culture broke ground on its new Parks Office and Maintenance Facility on Aug. 12. The $1.3 million building, located at Owasso Sports Park, will feature new offices, work stations, breakrooms, restrooms, storage areas, garages, and more.

Owasso Planning Manager Alexa Beemer spoke to members of the Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa at their annual Municipal Roundtable on Aug. 12.