Sapulpa 2026 Elections: Elizabeth Nicolas
January 18, 2026
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January 17, 2026
"What's taking place today will be a part of history, but what's being set in motion will be our legacy. It's a great time to be a part of Sapulpa ... there's a lot to be proud of."
Timeloop Replay: Dewey Street Reopens
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January 5, 2026
House Speaker Files Safeguarding Eligibility, Compliance and Use of Resources Efficiently (SECURE) Act
“These bills are about accountability, fairness and the rule of law,” Speaker Hilbert said. “Oklahoma taxpayers should never be forced to subsidize benefits for individuals who are in our country illegally."
Speaker Kyle Hilbert Files Legislation to Give Oklahoma One of the Strongest Early Literacy Laws in the Country
Legislation builds on momentum of Strong Teachers Act to give teachers and students additional supports to read by third grade.
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Lacrosse, Blood Drives, and Plenty More To Do This Weekend in Sapulpa
Sapulpa doesn't have a lacrosse team (yet), but Sapulpa's first lacrosse tournament is this weekend, with plenty of extra events to help introduce the popular sport to the town.
PHOTOS: Woman arrested after crashing car into Sapulpa home where her daughter was sleeping
A woman was arrested after crashing into the home where her estranged 5-year-old daughter was sleeping, according to police and family members.
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Tulsa man arrested in connection with shooting in Oakhurst
Creek County Sheriff's Deputies say a man was shot in the head, but is, remarkably, in stable condition.
City officials say Dewey should be open by January 16th
In addition to what appears to be a final open date for Dewey Avenue, the City Council was updated on some additional changes coming to the new 3-block section of downtown.
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