E. B. Thompson
The plan to put the stoplight at Hwy 117 and 49th W. Ave is now underway. Meanwhile, the city is looking at how to cope with an upcoming fiscal year that is expected to have budget constraints.
Engage with teenagers about the current pandemic and its effects on their lives and it is easy to see how it is affecting each of them differently–academically, socially, and psychologically.
A straight line of credit from American Heritage Bank will allow the city to start work on a couple of “crucial” projects.
The sale of the GO Bond on Tuesday is one part of the series of projects in the LR Bond approved by voters and will not generate any new taxes.
Creek County is seeing its third tumultuous spring in as many years, which has kept its largest emergency assistance agency in high demand.
A resolution related to the GO Bond was a point of contention at Sapulpa’s City Council meeting on Monday, April 6.
In the current world, staying at home in pajamas doesn’t have the same allure it did a couple of months ago.
Distance learning will not necessarily consist of internet or web-based learning.
Restaurants can continue to serve carryout and drive-through. See the full list of those affected.
Councilors were split on whether or not the city should step in and enforce a mandatory closing of dining rooms. The motion narrowly passed at 5-4.