September Spotlight: New Growth, New Spaces, and New Stories

In September, we learned about Greenheck Group’s plans to bring new life to the former Macy’s Fulfillment Center, celebrated the grand opening of Robinson Industrial Park, and announced the City’s acquisition and relaunch of the Owasso Reporter. From new investment and economic growth to preserving our community’s stories and history, September brought plenty of exciting developments for Owasso!

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Regional Investment on the Rise: Greenheck Group Announces Expansion Near Owasso

In September, Greenheck Group, a manufacturer of commercial air movement, control and conditioning equipment, in partnership with the Tulsa Regional Chamber, announced plans to acquire the former Macy’s distribution facility in Tulsa County, located just west of Owasso.

The City of Owasso appreciates Greenheck Group’s investment in our region and looks forward to the positive impact this project will have on local economic development and future growth. We’re excited to see the opportunities and success this investment will bring to our community!

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Robinson Industrial Park debuts in Owasso

Robinson Industrial Park for celebrating its grand opening on Sept. 17.

The new 35-acre site, developed by West Construction to the east of 76th Street and Mingo Road, features single- and multi-tenant light industrial spaces that will help spur economic development in the area.

The City of Owasso helped finance the project through its Redbud District TIF initiative. The Owasso Chamber also cut a ribbon on the property, which broke ground in Nov. 2024.

City of Owasso acquires Owasso Reporter

The Owasso Reporter is back — with a renewed purpose of keeping our community informed, sharing local stories, and preserving Owasso’s history.

After the longtime publication ceased operations in Sept. 2024, the City of Owasso saw an opportunity to preserve this community resource while creating another outlet for local news and information.

Now city-operated, the Owasso Reporter is a FREE online publication with no paywall or subscriptions, and includes access to previously published stories and photos dating back to March 2006.