City Councilor Anderson Votes No on GO Bond Resolution
A resolution related to the GO Bond was a point of contention at Sapulpa’s City Council meeting on Monday, April 6.
How Are Parents and Kids Faring in the “New Normal”?
In the current world, staying at home in pajamas doesn’t have the same allure it did a couple of months ago.
State Board of Education approves distance learning starting April 6th
Distance learning will not necessarily consist of internet or web-based learning.
Governor Stitt orders the closing of non-essential businesses by midnight tonight
Restaurants can continue to serve carryout and drive-through. See the full list of those affected.
Sapulpa restaurants allowed to keep their dining rooms, with restrictions
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.
What to do with your family while school is out
Stay calm, wash your hands, take advantage of this unprecedented time.
Kellyville declares state of emergency over COVID-19 pandemic
“Now is the time to look out for your fellow brothers and sisters.”
Wife of Kellyville Trustee makes a public complaint against Mayor
“You shouldn’t have to feel like your life is in danger and like you are going to be hit. No one deserves to be treated this way.”
Show, Inc employees live for their clients’ “light bulb” moments
Sapulpa Handicapped Opportunity Workshop, or S.H.O.W. has been around for 56 years, and many people don’t really know what it’s about. We found out.
“Please don’t fail us!” parents implore legislators at inaugural Sapulpa PLAC meeting
The Sapulpa Parent Legislative Action Committee (PLAC) is an effort to “inform and engage parents and the community in advocating for a strong, equitable public education system for ALL children”