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New Leadership of Sapulpa congregation of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Doran E. Smith, William G. Wood, and Kevin D. Bailey will oversee the Church’s Sapulpa Ward, which comprises the communities of Sapulpa, Sand Springs, Bristow, Mounds, and the surrounding areas. The Sapulpa Ward bishopric presides over ecclesiastical matters and oversees the activities of all Mormons within their geographic boundaries women ages 18 and over.
Read MoreBergstrom attends Balanced Budget Amendment Planning Convention
Sen. Micheal Bergstrom is in Phoenix, Arizona as a delegate attending the Balanced Budget Amendment (BBA) Planning Convention, which commenced on September 12 and is scheduled to complete its work on September 15. The gathering is preparing the rules and guidelines for a future Article V Convention of the States for proposing amendments. “The national…
Read MoreSee what happens when a gas line is struck at a mock drill this Saturday
If you’ve ever wanted to see and hear first-hand what happens when a buried gas pipeline is ruptured by careless digging – either in the field or in your own neighborhood – it will happen Saturday, August 26, 2017 in Kellyville at the Creek County Fairgrounds.
Read MoreDrumight, Sand Springs make 2018 Oklahoma Teacher of the Year Finalists, Rising Stars Announced
The 12 Finalists include Janet Johnson of Sand Springs and Sarah Carter of Drumright. See all finalists and also this year’s “Rising Stars”
Read MoreCentral Tech Practical Nursing Students Graduate
The class includes Shelbey Lyon of Chandler, James Meyerring of Oilton, Raegan Earp of Cushing, Whitney Cooper of Sapulpa, Chelsea Baugus of Cushing, Danielle Smith of Stroud, Rebecca Gordon of Yale, Jessica Roe of Cushing, and Regina Howell of Depew.
Read MoreSapulpa’s Dr. Travis Wolff wins Excellence in Innovation Award
Dr. Wolff owns and operates Med-World Pharmacy in Sapulpa with his wife, Sunny. They are the only durable medical equipment provider in Sapulpa.
Read MoreExploring Africa through the Arts in July
What does the History of Africa and the arts have in common? Come and explore through music, drama, movement and visual arts July 17-21, at Holmes Park Elementary. The program is designed for second through seventh graders. Applications can be picked up at 101 E. Dewey or download from the Sapulpa Arts Facebook page. Arts…
Read MoreSapulpa Chamber Golf Classic Coming Up on June 16th
The Sapulpa Chamber of Commerce will hold it’s annual Sapulpa Chamber Foundation Golf Classic on June 16 at the Sapulpa Municipal Golf Course.
Read MoreMark Your Calendars for “Rock Creek Folk Festival” in July
UPDATE: The event is scheduled for July 29th. Rock Creek Folk Festival invades Kelly Lane Park as Sapulpa Parks & Recreations and Sapulpa Art are presents a day of music and entertainment FREE to our community as we reach the midway point of the summer. Watch Sapulpa Arts and City of Sapulpa on Facebook for…
Read More“Nunsense” Auditions to be Held on Saturday, Sunday
Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script. Principal roles should be prepared to sing a complete song, chorus needs a musical audition with prepared 16 bars of music.
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