Owasso is a Cherokee word meaning "end of the trail", and the town of Owasso, Oklahoma was so named because, at the time, it was the terminus of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad in the Indian Territory. The town was platted in 1897 by a Dr. Win, who did much to assist the growth of the new town. While most of the town is in Tulsa County, a portion of it is in Rogers County.
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The official site for the City of Owasso, Oklahoma posts agendas and meeting schedules, and other public notices, employment opportunities, and the text of city ordinances. A guide for local residents and businesses are included, and contacts for the municipal government are included.
http://www.cityofowasso.com/
Highlighting Owasso High School baseball, its Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior teams are introduced, along with its coaches and staff. Other resources include boosters, schedules, scores, photographs, and alumni information.
http://www.owassobaseball.com/
The benefits of membership in the business organization are enumerated, along with a calendar of events, contacts, and a membership directory. Other resources include community economic development data, employment listings, and a map of the area.
http://www.owassochamber.com/
The publication is a source of community news, commentary, photography and advertising The digital edition contains limited content from the print edition, with full access available by subscription.
http://owassoreporter.com/
Located in Owasso, Oklahoma, the Scrapbook Store is a source for craft and scrapbooking supplies, such as albums, cutters, papers and embellishments, as well as classes on scrapbooking techniques. Its products, schedules, location, and hours of operation are posted.
http://www.owassoscrapbookstore.com/
