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February 5, 2026
The indoor video game lounge and restaurant owned by the Kante Group, has announced that it's closing to the public and will transition into a venue for private events and a professional production studio.
Will Groundhog Day Weather Prediction Affect Sapulpa?
February 2, 2026Timeloop: School is Back! Plus Trash Updates and BTW Demo!
January 30, 2026Timeloop: Piles of Snow Everywhere!
January 28, 2026Timeloop: Expansion Coming to The Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum
January 26, 2026
Been There, Done That by Jon Stalnaker: The Drone Jedi in “Turning Wheels”
The picture he took was exactly what I was looking for and could only have been taken by a drone. When he sent me the pictures, I was smitten by that image.
The big game, the book club, and the Galentine’s shopping event are on the calendar for this weekend in Sapulpa
Not sure who's playing in the "big game" this weekend? Don't even care? Find something else to do with your time off work in any one of these events, kicking off today!
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Nearly 60 animals seized from property in Mannford, owner arrested again
A woman in Mannford has been arrested (again) and charged with multiple complains of animal cruelty (again) after a search warrant found nearly 60 animals living in what CCSO called a "harrowing scene of neglect."
Sapulpa boys get rewarded by the Make Sense Foundation for shoveling driveways
Four young men braved the snowy weather to clear the street and driveways for their neighbors in the Lazy H addition. A local non-profit took notice and rewarded their hard work with new basketball goals.
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Central Tech Training Builds Skills That Make a Difference for Blood Donors and Patients
January is National Blood Donor Month, and while it is a time to recognize the lifesaving generosity of blood donors, it is also an opportunity to highlight the individual training to safely collect those donations.
Senator Gollihare’s Legislation to Protect Worship Services from Disruption to be Heard First Week of Legislative Session
"Oklahoma has a long tradition of respecting faith, family and community. This bill draws a clear line: people are free to protest, but they do not have a right to invade sacred spaces and deliberately disrupt worship."
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