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Taking the Broken Arrow Expressway
The Broken Arrow Expressway cuts a clear path through this Tulsa suburb, pointing the way to the central section of town. “That area is really convenient to shopping, highways, all of that,” says Ronda Butler, Realtor for Keller Williams Preferred. The town’s name illuminates a window of local history. After the displaced Muscogee Nation followed the Trail of Tears to Oklahoma, a group went to gather tree limbs for making arrows and subsequently decided to start their own town. The result was Broken Arrow, named for snapping the strong branches to create something new.
Broken Arrow is bisected by US-51 which is the central point of the areas shopping and dining.
Mural in downtown Broken Arrow calls the town the "City of Roses and Sparkling Water."
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Shopping and sustenance at Tiger Hill
Tiger Hill is the name of a shopping center on East Kenosha Street, but it’s also what locals call the cluster of retail and restaurant chains surrounding the Broken Arrow Expressway. “Everything that you would want is right there on Tiger Hill,” Butler says. Popular eateries include Charleston’s, Society Burger, Smitty’s Garage and Oklahoma Joe’s BBQ. Bass Pro Shops draws sportsmen from surrounding communities with marine electronics and outdoor gear. There’s also a Reasor’s grocery store nearby for everyday necessities. In the area south of the Rose District, Rooski’s Sports Bar and The Nook Brewing Company are popular neighborhood hangouts.
Society Burger in Broken Arrow has a large covered patio and lots of bar space.
Bass Pro Shop in Broken Arrow brings in outdoor enthusiasts locally and from out of state.
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Brick contemporary builds with gabled roofs
A stroll along Broken Arrow’s looping roads and cul-de-sacs reveals a hodgepodge of housing styles. Homebuyers can choose between modest ranch houses from the 1970s and stylish two-story contemporary brick homes built within the past 25 years. Many of the new builds feature steep gabled roof accents and attached garages. Most also have decent-sized yards, but properties tend to measure less than a quarter acre. “You have to go further east in Broken Arrow to get the half-acre lots,” Butler says. The residential streets branch off from the main roads in loop patterns, minimizing through traffic. Well-maintained sidewalks are suitable for strolling, jogging or visiting neighbors, but this area is too large to be entirely walkable. Broken Arrow home prices start around $250,000 for an older house and climb to $500,000 for a large contemporary home.
Residents of Broken Arrow add eclectic colors and styles to classic ranch-style architecture.
Find modern brick construction in the many subdivisions in Broken Arrow.
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Scaling the branches at Oak Crest Elementary
School days start at Oak Crest Elementary, which is right in Broken Arrow and gets a B from Niche. Ernest Childers Middle School is about 10 minutes away by car and receives a B-plus. After that, students move on to Broken Arrow Freshman Academy, which gets a B, before moving on to the B-plus-rated Broken Arrow High School. “They got so big they had to separate,” Butler says. “The ninth-grade center is over in south Broken Arrow.” Combined with the Freshman Academy, Broken Arrow is the largest high school in Oklahoma. During football season, locals gather to cheer on the team at Tiger Memorial Stadium on East Albany Street.
Oak Crest Elementary is located in the heart of Broken Arrow.
The highly rated Childer's Middle School serves children in grades sixth through eighth.
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Nine holes at Nienhuis Park
Nienhuis Park is the hot spot for outdoor recreation in Broken Arrow. The main draw is the skate park, which includes a large bowl, high rail and ledges. Bicycles and scooters are allowed in the park, and skateboards and roller skates are standard. The adjacent nine-hole disc golf course features a variety of moderately challenging shots in a lightly wooded area abutting a small lake. There’s also an onsite aquatic facility with two pools, slides, diving boards and a splash pad.
Nienhuis Park in Broken Arrow has a 9 hole disc golf course that is great for beginners.
Catch the adrenaline rush at Nienhuis Park in Broken Arrow.
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On US-51, The BA, residents of Broken Arrow can get to downtown Tulsa in about 15 minutes.
Taking Route 64 to Tulsa
It takes about 20 minutes to drive to downtown Tulsa from Broken Arrow. Many residents work nearby, but others commute to Tulsa regularly. Tulsa Transit buses serve Broken Arrow, but there aren’t a lot of stops in the city, so it’s easier to drive. When the Broken Arrow Expressway, also known as State Highway 51, crosses into the greater Tulsa region, it turns into Route 64, which leads right into Cherry Street and the downtown districts.
The City In Bloom mural in Broken Arrow pays tribute to Rooster Day festival, started in 1931.
Rooster Days are something to crow about
When May rolls around, Rooster Days awaken the Broken Arrow community. The celebration dates to 1931, making it one of the oldest continually running festivals in the state. “It’s quite a big deal,” Butler says. Celebrants enjoy live music, carnival rides and fair staples like corn dogs and cotton candy. There’s a wine garden for mature visitors and a children’s area for the little ones, who line up with goody bags for scooping up candy at the Saturday parade. In the dog days of August, Taste of Summer offers residents all the Blue Bell ice cream they can eat at the Central Park Community Center.
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