Tulsans can tell their Owasso cousins to relax: the worst will soon be over.
If it worked in Colorado, Susan Plank reasoned, why wouldn’t it work in Oklahoma?
Owasso girls soccer coach Sam Bowers is entering his ninth year as head coach of the Lady Rams. His team has been to the playoffs eight consecutive years and has a record of 89-25-2. He holds a career record of 248-62-8 during his 16 years of coaching at Catoosa and Owasso. Bowers has won 14 district championships, three runner-up championships, two frontier conference championships, one state championship and has coached over 65 all-state players. He has been chosen as an All-State coach five times during his coaching career. He graduated from Northeastern State University with a bachelor’s degree in education.
On March 8, students from eastern Oklahoma showcased their creativity during the Odyssey of the Mind regional competition.
Chelsea Harkins has been named economic development director at the City of Owasso. Harkins previously served as the government affairs manager for the Tulsa Metro Chamber of Commerce.
The Tulsa County 4-H Foundation has transitioned into the Oklahoma 4-H Foundation-Tulsa County to better serve the club’s population within Tulsa County. Oklahoma 4-H is kicking off the new 2008 campaign “Invest in a Bright Green Future” to sustain the scholarship/event funding program for the Tulsa County 4-H Youth Development program.
The Owasso Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors embraces the belief that a sound governmental affairs policy is essential to the economic vitality of our city, county and state.
The March Chamber Luncheon featured Susan Plank, CEO of the Greater Tulsa YMCA on March 5. She spoke about her background with the YMCA, what local Y’s have to offer Owasso citizens and answered questions.
Concentric circles are out.
Traffic flow is in.
That, says Rickey Hayes, is why Tulsa County is going to flourish.
Teachers at Pamela Hodson Elementary School and Ator Elementary School are about to get the kind of pat on the back for doing an excellent job that is better than, say, a pat on the back.
