Congrats to Goodwill Industries of Tulsa on the grand opening of its Owasso location on June 25. The 20,000-square-foot store and donation center is located on a 2.3-acre site along 135th E. Ave. just west of U.S. 169.

City staff, community leaders, and representatives from Beck Design and Miller-Tippens Construction came together to hold a ribbon cutting ceremony at the new site, located off of 116th Street just west of Owasso Sports Park.

On June 9, our Economic Development team was proud to participate in Green Country Oklahoma's Annual Meeting in Bartlesville.

KTUL-Channel 8: Owasso Recreation and Culture recently announced the Owasso Summer Passport, a guide to exploring free activities in the city.

Berry-picking season is in full swing at Owasso Christmas Tree and Berry Farm. Hundreds of residents have already turned up at the 40-acre property off of 129th E. Ave. to stock up on the fresh produce.

On June 2, Owasso city officials formally accepted a $478,233 donation from the Owasso Gold Agers Foundation to support the community’s senior citizen population.

Less than a month out until Owasso Family Billiards opens its doors. Owners Joe and Jackie Schade invited their entire family to snap a picture with our Choose Owasso team to celebrate the occasion.

KOTV-News on 6: The City of Owasso has proposed the city’s first major roundabout as part of a planned roadway improvement project along 96th Street North aimed at addressing traffic congestion and improving safety.

The City of Owasso was proud to be part of Tulsa's Capital Cruise on May 30! Our team had the chance to capture some fun photos of the vehicles.

On June 1, Owasso city staff got a chance to tour Amazon’s 2.6 million-square-foot Fulfillment Center just south of Owasso off of U.S. 169.

Thanks to everyone who came out to learn more about Indian Nations Council of Governments (INCOG)'s regional GO! Plan updates at Owasso City Hall.

We recently received our new Choose Owasso brochures from Green Country Oklahoma/Oklahoma Tourism, showcasing everything that makes Owasso a great place to visit, explore, and call home.

The Owasso 4th Annual Mom Crawl was a hit! Thanks to everyone who came out to support local businesses over the weekend and celebrate Owasso mothers!

The City of Owasso is proud to announce that it has received the 2026 Merit Award for Best Website during Oklahoma Travel Industry Association's Conference on Tourism.

Beams and walls are going up on the new Eddy Gibbs Library at 103 W. Broadway St. in Owasso's Redbud District.

Around 65 banners are going up at intersections throughout the city as we join communities across the nation in celebrating America’s 250th anniversary.

City of Owasso staff was proud to participate in INCOG's Ozone Alert! Day hosted at Tulsa Drillers Baseball on April 29.

Fox 23: Owasso Mayor Alvin Fruga issued a proclamation declaring April 26, 2026, as "Gerdel Buxton Cook Day" in Owasso, honoring the 100-year-old Owasson.

KJRH-2 News: The City of Owasso is rolling out new disaster recovery cards to give local businesses a tool to help them recover faster when chaos hits, like the tornado that struck Enid.

Owasso Economic Developer Shellie Wingert graduated from the OU Economic Development Institute in New Orleans the week of April 19-23.