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Central Tech Hosts Local Schools for STEM Day Contests
Submitted | March 17, 2025
This year, the event saw enthusiastic participation from 6th to 12th grade students across 13 school districts. Students voluntarily register to take part in a variety of contests and activities designed to challenge and inspire them.
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New drone footage shows devastation of Mannford Wildfires
Officials currently estimate that between 30-50 homes were damaged or destroyed in the worst set of wildfires the county has seen since 2012.
Wine and Craft Festival kicks off event season for Sapulpa and surrounding areas as Spring Break arrives
Spring Break is here, and its arrival usually marks the start of events season in Creek County as well. While many folks may be looking to escape to a more tropical climate, there will be things to do in and around Sapulpa throughout the next week, you just have to know where to look! The…
Been There, Done That: Spam
Back in the 90s, we watched a lot of Monty Python on TV. There were three skits that were particular favorites" "The Dead Parrot," "The Argument," and of course, "The Spam Skit."
Sapulpa Middle School evacuated Wednesday morning after smoking outlet causes alarm
"Upon investigation, it was determined that smoke was contained to an electrical outlet. Our maintenance staff quickly addressed the issue and cut power to the affected outlet."
House Passes Legislation to Strengthen Oklahoma Military Bases
"Oklahoma has a long history across multiple branches of the military and we want to send a loud signal that the state supports our bases," said Hilbert.
Drummond urges Congress to ban Chinese AI platform on all government devices
Drummond is part of a 21-state coalition that recently sent a letter to Congress, outlining the threat DeepSeek poses to the United States. The platform can send user data directly to the Chinese Communist Party. Users may also unknowingly be creating accounts in China, making their identities and online behavior visible to the Chinese government.
Claremore man sentenced in robbery and assault of elderly Sapulpa woman
Sixty-three-year-old Teddy Lee Martin was sentenced to 6.5 years imprisonment, followed by three years of supervised release for the assault and robbery of an 85-year-old Sapulpa woman in 2023.
Senate Approves Gollihare Bills to Strengthen Property Owners’ Rights and Better Care for Vulnerable Oklahomans
The Oklahoma Senate has advanced two key measures by Senator Todd Gollihare, R-Kellyville, reinforcing property owners’ rights and allowing for better in-home care for Medicaid recipients.
Sapulpa woman charged in Lone Star embezzlement case arrested again for embezzlement at Kellyville
The Sapulpa woman accused of embezzling nearly $30,000 from Lone Star was arrested again after an investigation brought forth more of the same, this time in Kellyville.
Timeloop recap: The Dewey Streetscape Redesign is not just a cosmetic upgrade
"ReDewey is a fantastic project. It's going to look beautiful, but it's not just for a sidewalk or just for a roadway."
Sapulpa City Council makes changes to golf course fees
The changes come after city staff analyzed the fees and their usage, looking for ways for the city and golfers to get the best value for their dollar.
Senate Unanimously Passes Senator Gollihare’s Bill to Strengthen Penalties for Domestic Violence Offenders
The legislation is aimed at enhancing protections for victims of domestic violence by imposing stricter penalties on repeat offenders and those who assault pregnant women.Load More
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