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We're starting the day with some important updates affecting our community. First, if you're heading out this morning, Tulsa County is ready for winter weather. We've got light snow, sleet, and freezing rain expected today, so crews are standing by to treat roads as needed. About sixty Highway Department employees are positioned and equipped to keep our county roads safe. Take your time on the roads, especially on bridges and hills where ice tends to form.
In local elections, we have some activity to report. The candidate filing period for public offices in the Tulsa area just wrapped up, and we're seeing contested races take shape. All three Tulsa Public School board seats now have candidates on the ballot for April seventh. In District Four, incumbent E'lena Ashley is facing former Tulsa City Councilwoman Connie Dodson. Over in District Seven, board President Susan Lamkin will face retired teacher Michael Phillips. These elections matter because they shape the direction of our schools, so mark your calendars for April seventh.
We're also watching Broken Arrow closely. The city council just received recommendations for a massive four hundred fifteen million dollar general obligation bond package for twenty twenty-six. This includes two hundred five million for transportation improvements, fifty-six million for public safety, and seventy-four million for quality of life projects. The city council will make final decisions on the propositions during their December sixteenth meeting. If approved, the design phase would start in spring twenty twenty-six with construction beginning around a year later.
On the sports front, we've got exciting news from the University of Tulsa. The Golden Hurricane volleyball team is heading to the NCAA Championship after winning the American Conference title. They're facing number fourteen ranked Miami today in Lawrence, Kansas, at four o'clock Central time. This is Tulsa's first appearance in the NCAA Championship tournament since twenty twelve, and they're bringing an impressive twenty-five and six record into the tournament. It's been a remarkable turnaround season under Coach Lauren Ramatowski.
And here's something for holiday shoppers to consider. If you're thinking about getting a real Christmas tree this year, you might want to know that artificial trees are getting pricier. Tariffs on Chinese imports are pushing artificial tree prices up about sixty dollars from last year. Meanwhile, local farms like Owasso Christmas Tree and Berry Farm offer American-grown trees unaffected by those tariffs. They're heading into their busy season and can move about eight hundred trees on their best days.
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