How eminent domain works: A Q&A on D-Luxe Properties
March 18, 2026
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March 18, 2026
Zach Ihle’s career story began at Central Tech and, if he has his way, it will end here, too. An instructor in the Industrial Automation program, Ihle knows he’s exactly where he’s meant to be.
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February 27, 2026
City Council approves resolution allowing Sapulpa to seize the D-Luxe Properties food truck park by eminent domain
Sapulpa City Council approved a resolution that would allow the City's attorneys to pursue ownership of the former dispensary and surrounding food-truck park through eminent domain if a voluntary sale cannot be reached.
Central Tech Students Earn Awards at BPA State Leadership Conference
See the winners from this year's Business Professionals of America State Leadership Conference.
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That text you got about an overdue traffic ticket? It’s probably a scam.
The Creek County Sheriff's Office has issued a statement in response to the latest texting scam involving claims of an overdue traffic ticket, aiming to inform the public and put fears about the scam at ease.
Been There Done That by Jon Stalnaker: My little rubber coin purses
The coin purse: a memento of the old days, when guys like me used to carry around loose change. With the loss of the penny, will coins become more or less valuable?
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Storm spares Sapulpa, damage reported in Bristow, fatalities in Beggs
Here's a recap of our coverage from last night's storms, plus new information as the damage assessment is getting clearer in the daylight.
Been There, Done That by Jon Stalnaker: The Greatest Wish
A month after Sally's passing, we're getting used to being a one-dog family again. Sometimes PeeWee will give us a questioning stare...I think she wants to know where Sally is.
John Cockrum joins Centenarians of Oklahoma
John Cockrum turned 100 yesterday and was honored by the Centenarians of Oklahoma and at City Council. Read the amazing story of this "once-in-a-lifetime" educator.
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