The Route 66 Art Show winners are in, and they’re amazing
September 12, 2023
“Our community has a very talented group of artists. Each year we look forward to seeing what they have created and sharing that with our audience.”
“Our community has a very talented group of artists. Each year we look forward to seeing what they have created and sharing that with our audience.”
The art show traditionally takes place the same day as the Route 66 Blowout and is a great addition to the classic car show.
Updated trash routes, the September School Bond election and Blowout Cruise Night were the hot topics at Monday night’s Sapulpa City Council Meeting.
City Hall has approved another round of GO Bond sales, this time for the Booker T. Washington and Sapulpa Parks projects.
Learn more from Economic Development Director Mark Lawson about what the city has to offer new and existing businesses in economic development incentives.
The Code and Guidelines will be a set of standards for the downtown core area and zoning codes, as well as guidelines for new construction to create architectural details compatible with the existing historic structures.
At the last meeting, City Councilors discussed the upcoming drone show, and approved the disbursement of economic development funds to help Little Taiyaki purchase kitchen equipment. See more inside.
The Seventh Annual Rock Creek Festival took over Kelly Lane Park with three local bands, meadery, artist booths and food trucks.
And with a movement of tassels and a toss of their caps, fireworks lit up the night, and family members rushed onto the field to hug their graduate and record the memory forever.
Local artist Bryan Waytula is one of the featured artists with 8th Generation Native-designed printed textiles, jewelry, and art based in Seattle.
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