Broken Arrow is a city in northeastern Oklahoma. It is primarily in Tulsa County, although a portion of the city is in western Wagoner County. Lots for the town were sold in 1902 by the railroad, and the new community was named Broken Arrow by William S. Fears, secretary of the railway company. Its name comes from an old Creek community in Alabama.
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The Broken Arrow Ledger has been published in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma for more than a century. Its web edition features limited news, sports and opinion columns, along with obituaries. The full version of the print edition is available by subscription.
http://baledger.com/
The non-profit service organization is comprised of mothers whose sons and daughters have served in the armed forces. An overview of the organization and its projects is presented, along with an officer's list, calendar, and photographs.
http://www.babluestar.org/
Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce
Contains information and resources on living, visiting and doing business on the city. Includes chamber information, events calendar, member directory, and community index.
http://www.brokenarrow.org/
Public school district serving the Broken Arrow community. District information includes news and announcements, a school directory and a calendar of events.
http://www.ba.k12.ok.us/
Associated with the Boy Scouts of America, the youth program offers monthly campouts, yearly adventure trips, summer camps and other activities for its youth members in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Troop news, a calendar, photographs, video, and other resources are included.
http://www.troop990.com/
Online portal for the city of Broken Arrow, with government information, documents/forms index, and departments directory. Includes city council meeting minutes, calendar of events, city news and public notices, visitor resources and local links.
http://www.brokenarrowok.gov/
An overview of the planned community in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma is given, including interactive maps showing features of the community as well as available properties, a newsletter, and directions. Its restaurant, golf course, and event spaces are highlighted.
http://www.forestridge.com/
Associated with St. John Health System, the 6-story, 68-bed hospital is located at Elm and Albany in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, offering a variety of health care services, including emergency care. Its services, physicians, classes and events are discussed.
http://www.stjohnbrokenarrow.com/
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10887
VFW Post 10887 meets at its facilities in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma on the second Tuesday of each month. Its meeting schedules and event calendars are posted, along with a newsletter, photographs, and contacts.
http://www.vfwpost10887.org/
