City says hydrant flushing responsible for “brown water”
Public Works Director Steve Hardt says the discoloration does not affect the safety of their drinking water.
City Council honors Kent Daniel for successful anthology efforts
Daniel’s consistent application gave Sapulpa one of the best flower programs in the state this season—a feat made even more outstanding given the severity of the drought that the county has dealt with over the summer.
Horse found walking the railroad tracks of downtown Sapulpa
At around 11:15 am on Friday, November 25th, Steve Heron turned to his wife Tiffany and said, “I think there’s a horse in our backyard.”
This Week in Sapulpa History: The Plowing Contest of 1924
This week in Sapulpa history, it was announced on November 27, 1924, that Creek County would stage the first plowing contest in the state.
A Grateful Community: My Table Restaurant Serves Free Thanksgiving Meals
It’s not unheard of for an organization to help feed the homeless during this time of year. But a restaurant offering a free Thanksgiving meal to anyone who wants one? That’s a little more rare.
This Week in Sapulpa History: Thanksgiving in 1943
Observing Thanksgiving Day during World War 2 had a much different meaning than it might today. See what it was like.
Gollihare Takes Oath of Office
The Kellyville Republican was sworn in during a ceremony in the Senate Chamber last Wednesday.
Sapulpa police arrest 28-year-old homicide suspect
The alert went out just after 1:00 pm that the suspect was being sought in connection with the homicide. By 1:51 pm, he was in custody.
Sapulpa school bus backs into car, nobody hurt
Nobody involved in the accident was hurt, but the white Chevy sedan did have to be towed away.
Republicans Sweep the State Midterm Elections, Stitt and Pinnell will serve a second term
Candidates are in order of votes as of 95.11% of precincts reporting.
