Downtown Owasso is now home to a new bookstore. TBR Books celebrated its grand opening in the Redbud District on Friday, Sept. 25.

The new 35-acre site, developed by West Construction to the east of 76th Street and Mingo Road, features single- and multi-tenant light industrial spaces that will help spur economic development in the area.

Top Shelf Hobbies LLC is drawing fresh foot traffic in downtown Owasso. The Redbud District storefront, formerly Top Shelf Models, recently came under new ownership and was rebranded with a new name.

A new retail concept has made its debut in Owasso’s Redbud District. Mix On Main offers a wide array of vintage clothing, art, decor, and artisan goods for locals to peruse.

Ballet Cat carries a wide range of cost-effective items, including shoes, leggings, skirts, leotards, pants, tutus, and that young performing arts students can use for every occasion.

Owner Amanda Johnson debuted her new space inside Urban Okie Boutique's corner storefront this spring, and has continued to welcome new customers in.

Medicap Owasso is celebrating 25 years in business this month. Dr. Kathy Campbell, owner of the longstanding Redbud District drugstore, held an anniversary celebration on April 8.

Owasso’s Redbud District is now home to Sweet Mia Natural Nail Spa, offering a variety of service-packaged manicures and pedicures for locals to enjoy.

As the U.S. Route 66 Centennial kicks off in 2026, two Owasso businesses — MAD Eats and The Copper Kiln — recently rolled out brand-new Route 66-themed items to celebrate!

Fresh brews and tasty treats are all the craze at Chloe Lee’s Coffee and Bakehouse in Owasso's Redbud District, owned by Nathan and Chloe McKnight.

Luigi's Italian Restaurant officially opened in Owasso. The restaurant, which also has locations in both Skiatook and Bartlesville, serves pizzas, pastas, salads, seafood, specialty dishes, and more.

Urban Okie Boutique is celebrating 10 years in downtown Owasso in October. “I feel like it’s an accomplishment,” owner Heather Manual said. “It just means a lot.”

Pilates Sisters opened its doors in the Redbud District this month. Sibling owners Maru and Daniela Hernandez celebrated the first studio of its kind in downtown Owasso during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday, Oct. 18.

Creativity and inspiration are in full bloom at Wildflowers Daycare. Redbud District’s newest childcare business offers a fun, educational, and safe atmosphere for local children to thrive.

Amy Livingston can often be found hard at work behind the counter of Giant Subs & Deli. She purchased Redbud District’s signature sandwich shop in May 2015, and has since grown the business into a popular staple among residents.

Owasso West Animal Hospital & Pet Resort recently expanded its Owasso footprint. The new full-service facility opened mid-March in Owasso’s Redbud District as a second location to SAHO Owasso Animal Hospital off of 86th Street.

Courtney Garner is helping Owassons improve their health and well-being. She operates WellSpot IV, an IV therapy and wellness spa located in Redbud District’s SEVEN6MAIN building. Courtney offers IV therapy, nutrient injections, ozone therapy and infrared sauna services for local customers.

Painting is all the craze in downtown Owasso. The Copper Kiln is continuing to draw residents to Owasso’s Redbud District thanks to its warm atmosphere and engaging activities. The local ceramic studio offers patrons an opportunity to sit and paint a variety of pottery pieces by themselves or with others as a way to relax in a peaceful environment.