A play about a struggling television studio trying to revive a hit show fifteen years after its hey-day is interesting enough...and then you have time travel.

Just today, Carlene and I were talking about needing to get someone out to trim the big trees in our backyard. I have had at least a dozen ads for tree service on my phone, and Carlene is going through the same thing.

Each year before school begins, Leaps N Bounds takes children in its care to Shoe Dept. and buys each of them a new pair of shoes—whichever pair they choose.

As the triple-digit temps have many of us looking forward to fall, there are still some great events to look forward to during these waning days of summer. Here's a look at what we found happening in Sapulpa this weekend.

Two people were killed after a truck hauling horses crashed into a parked semi trailer on the Turner Turnpike Wednesday afternoon.

I told myself long ago that I can write 700 words about just about anything. I have successfully proven that many times and it’s time for me to try it again.

A great opportunity for back-to-school clothes shopping, Tax-Free Weekend is something that many parents look forward to as a chance to save even more on those back-to-school sales that are already in full swing.

Kinsley Baker, a homeschool student and member of Creek County 4-H, was named the 2026 Oklahoma 4-H Horseman of the Year and received the Karen Richardson Memorial Scholarship. Her older sister, Killian Baker, earned the same title in 2025.

Creek County voters who want to vote by absentee ballot in the Aug. 25 election have until 5 p.m. Monday, Aug. 10, to submit their applications.

Sapulpa's best weather in weeks is hitting this weekend, and we have several great events lined up to get you outside and enjoying it! Here's what's in the calendar for this weekend.

I believe that I can tell the difference between 99 degrees heat and 100 degrees. Back in my working days in California I tested that theory and I was right every time...

Former Paragon CEO Derek Wachob has pleaded guilty to federal wire fraud charges in New York, according to court records filed on Monday afternoon. His sentencing is set for November 17.