E. B. Thompson
Updates from County Commissioners, Kellyville Town Board, Community and Economic Development Committee and more in the County Notebook
See the updates from some of our regular city, county and area meetings from last week.
SPS admin shares plan to spend government funding on early literacy program
"We need to invest our ARPA money, and not just spend it. Teaching these kids to read well, that’s the gift we need them to leave with.”
Day’s Is Done: discount lumber store not coming back; owner planning townhomes instead
Owner Leslie Day says cost increases, shipping delays and inventory shortages are a few of the reasons why she's no longer considering rebuilding Day's Discount Lumber in Sapulpa.
Crossroads Cookery gets $200K in bond money
The new restaurant is set to open in mid-2022, will feature an ice cream parlor, homemade dessert cakes and more, plus be open seven days a week.
New high-end subdivision approved to move forward by BOCC
The Bluffs will contain 15 lots, 11 of which are to be light residential, 4 of which are in a floodplain and will remain agricultural, to be used as pasture land.
New Chamber President has deep roots in the community
Although not native to Creek County, Janet Birnie's love of Sapulpa is virtually unrivaled.
Nationwide nursing shortage has far-reaching effects, including in Creek County
Before COVID, there was a shortage of roughly 1.2 million nurses in the US. Since then, those numbers have jumped, dramatically.
Central Tech builds new, state-of-the-art police training obstacle course at Sapulpa campus
This truly remarkable asset for the school’s Criminal Justice Program has already garnered requests from others asking to train their own law enforcement officers there.
Board of Creek County Commissioners, Public Works and Transportation Committee, Sapulpa City Council, Subscribers Only
County Notebook: ARPA Funds, potential design changes to city corridors presented, and more
Here's a look at what you might've missed at our municipal meetings from last week.City Council approves three marijuana-related applications recently heard by Planning Commission
Three medical marijuana-related applications recommended for approval by Planning Commission at its regular meeting last week were up for final approval from City Council at its regular Monday evening meeting on October 4th.
City Planning Commission has dialogue on optimal number of dispensaries
The Sapulpa Planning Commission asks the question, "how many Medical Marijuana facilities does Sapulpa need?"
City making substantial 2020 GO Bond project progress
See where we are on the 2020 GO Bond and what's been done so far.
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