The Broken Arrow Chamber will be launching a Young Professionals Program on November 16, 2021. The launch announcement will be held on November 16, 2021, at 4:00 P.M. at the Broken Arrow Chamber office located at 210 N. Main Street in Broken Arrow.
The Broken Arrow Chamber hosted its annual Legislative Reception, Wednesday evening, at the Tulsa Tech Broken Arrow campus. The reception was attended by Chamber members as well as city, state, and federal elected officials.
Oral Roberts University (ORU) broke ground on a new building for the third time in less than 30 days in a ceremony for the new Media Arts Center (MAC). This is the fourth new building for the expanding campus. The MAC will be home to ORU’s theatre, dance, music, and digital media departments. Construction is scheduled to begin in early December and the expected completion date is April 2024.
It’s a wonderful life in Broken Arrow and we would love for you to join us in kicking off the holiday season! On the evening of Thursday, November 18 the Rose District will come alive with holiday spirit.
Readers in Grades 4–12 are invited to write a letter to the author of a favorite book, expressing how the book affected them personally. Cash Prizes will be awarded to the student writers of the top three letters in each level. First place winners will select their school library or public library to receive a cash prize of $1,000! Contest entries will be accepted beginning Oct. 15, 2021. The deadline to submit is Dec. 17, 2021, at 5 p.m.
What will you be doing the first Saturday this December? The much-loved Carols and Crumpets will be held Saturday Dec. 4, 2021, after last year’s pause. The Tulsa Herb Society’s herbal craft fair is from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Tulsa Garden Center 2435 South Peoria Ave. Admission is free.
Christmas, more than any other time of the year, is a season for homecomings and a time for family traditions. As the Yuletide season approaches, so do holiday traditions and the opportunity for generations young and old to make memories. A seasonal tradition and Rogers County favorite will be returning to Oologah again this year, with the chance to experience the Christmas season as it was during the time of Will Rogers at the Will’s Country Christmas celebration.
Lights, lights and more lights! Wagoner is the best kept secret for holiday fun and family traditions. The City of Wagoner, Wagoner Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Wagoner and the Ft. Gibson Lake Association are partnering to bring the best of the holiday season to visitors and residents.
As you start to make plans for the holiday meals, remember to shop Honey Baked Ham at 61st and Memorial in Tulsa for ham, turkey, and a wide assortment of side dishes along with dessert. Shopping has never been easier! Not only will you find everything you need for a complete meal, Honey Baked Ham makes it easy for you to go online, place your order, and either pick it up in the store or request curbside delivery.
The Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club is Oklahoma’s oldest, continuous chartered club. Established in the summer of 1899 at Oowala, in the Cooweescoowee District of the Cherokee Nation in Indian Territory, it began as a ‘past-time club’ for Native women returning home in the summers from seminaries and colleges. Today, the club remains active in cultural preservation and community service. Based in Claremore, the membership’s dedication to Cherokee and local history is inspiring and commendable. More than a century since its inception, the women of the Pocahontas Club still gather to preserve Cherokee values.
By definition, a harbor is a place where vessels may go to find shelter from the rough waters. Nestled in rural northern Claremore, Hope Harbor serves just such a purpose, helping families to find shelter from the sometimes rough waters of life, to heal, and to move forward from trauma or other difficulties.
Front Porch Bakery is an Amish-style bakery with a smokehouse that prepares food from the heart, and few seasons have more heart than Thanksgiving and Christmas. With the holidays fast approaching, now is the time to start making plans for your company and family gatherings, and what better way to simplify the occasion than to have the culinary professionals at Front Porch Bakery to deliver the goods to your front porch.
Celebrate the best of family holiday traditions at The Castle of Muskogee! Take a leisurely drive through the Castleton Village, which is filled with thousands of holiday lights and displays.
Get ready for cooler temperatures and a cozy home by first getting your chimney and dryer vent cleaned. Debris like birds’ nests and leaves, and creosote could be lingering as potential fire hazards in your chimney. As for your dryer vent, lint doesn’t just accumulate in your lint trap; it can also build up in your dryer vents. As most of us know, this lint is extremely flammable; it is the build-up of this lint that can lead to dryer fires.
The Claremore Area Chamber of Commerce recently hosted the seventh annual Leading Ladies Gala & Awards Ceremony at Rogers State University. The gala honors 10 local women who go above and beyond in their field and for the community. The winners are nominated by their peers, and all nominations are sent out of town for judging.
Christmastime comes early and stays late this year in the city of Claremore. Let your heart warm to the Christmas spirit and veritable host of fun meaningful activities for every member of the family. Behind the scenes, Santa’s elves – notably Tanya Andrews with Visit Claremore, Layla Freeman and Nancy Phelps with Light of Hope, and an army of staff and volunteers have been making their lists and checking them twice to ensure months of fun, safe Christmas activities for the Claremore community and its holiday guests.
Thinking about selling your Oklahoma property? Real estate experts are urging those with property in the Sooner State to sell it now while the market goes through explosive growth which can get you more for your property today.
Christmas Dinner Theater is a 30-year tradition at South Tulsa Baptist Church. Guests enter the Commons to the sounds of lovely Christmas music performed by the Adult Handbell Choir. They then move into the transformed gym to enjoy an elegant, candlelight dinner in a festive atmosphere followed by a musical the whole family will enjoy.
Guthrie Green turns blue to signify the unity of the global diabetes community in response to the diabetes epidemic. Join us as Mayor Bynum’s City of Tulsa November Diabetes Awareness Proclamation is read by Doug Dodd, Tulsan, Former Chair of the Board of The American Diabetes Association. Show your support by wearing Blue! See you Sunday, November 14, 2021, 5 p.m.
Events in November 2021. Looking for events for your friends, family or kids? Look no further, we have them listed here at ValueNews.com on our Community Calendar
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