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Broken Arrow tests noise awareness as Farmers Market season returns

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By Laqunta Dixon Verified
| KTUL-TV (Tulsa, OK) Verified
A lighthearted April Fools’ post about a “mime-only quiet zone” at the Rose District Farmers Market is drawing attention to a real issue cities continue to track—noise. The City of Broken Arrow joked about launching a silent shopping experience to study how reducing sound could impact the market. While the idea isn’t real, city leaders say noise levels in busy public spaces are something they actively monitor.
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Great Tulsa Clean-Up runs through April 30, adds 17 Route 66 sites for centennial

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By Laqunta Dixon Verified
| KTUL-TV (Tulsa, OK) Verified
Tulsa’s monthlong push to clear litter and debris from public spaces is underway, and organizers are still looking for more volunteers to join in before the effort wraps up April 30. The Great Tulsa Clean-Up is continuing throughout the month, with volunteer cleanups available on multiple days so participants can choose what works best for their schedules. The goal is to remove waste and debris from public spaces across the city.
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BattleCreek Jenks to host helicopter Easter egg drop after Sunday service

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By Laqunta Dixon Verified
| KTUL-TV (Tulsa, OK) Verified
Families in Jenks looking for an Easter activity will have a chance to take part in a high-flying tradition this weekend. BattleCreek Church is inviting the community to an Easter egg hunt with a twist—hundreds of eggs are expected to be dropped from a helicopter following the church’s 11:30 a.m. service Sunday. The invitation was shared by organizers on social media, encouraging families across the Jenks area to attend. Events like this build on long-standing Easter traditions.
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