Micah Choquette
Son in Creek County Courthouse bomb scare duo gets 44-months
This sentencing is in addition to whatever charges come about as a result of a related case currently pending in Creek County District Court.
Opinion: What do I hate more than taxes? Taxes that get passed under the radar.
There's a lot of talk going on right now about the state of our taxes. The bigger problem I see is how underhanded it all appears.
Kellyville Library’s new website to feature health information, government services
The library website will highlight reliable, online health information resources. Oklahoma Department of Library staff will teach a class at the library for anyone in the community on easy-to-use health information that can be found on the library’s website.
Sapulpa municipal election filing delayed until January
We'd previously reported the filing this week, but it's now been delayed until January.
Sapulpa Historical Society to open during this week’s Holiday Stroll
If you've never been able to visit the Sapulpa Historical Society Museum, take your chance this Thursday!
Kellyville grassfires suspected to be arson, Fire Department looking for suspects
Fire Chief Matt Staiger believes someone was intentionally setting fires and that the weather had nothing to do with how they started.
School Board Candidate Filing Now Underway
The Board of Education positions at stake will be filled at the Annual School Election scheduled February 13, 2018.
Trailer Park car thief facing additional charges from Game Warden
In addition to first-degree burglary, Lawson now faces a much more serious series of charges from the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation.
Sapulpa Police arrest car thief with affinity for trailer parks
The man allegedly crashed his car, stole another one out of a trailer park and promptly fell asleep in it—at another trailer park.
Creek County Sheriff Count 700 images in Child Porn Arrest
Creek County Sheriff arrested a 31-year-old man who's phone turned up about 700 images of child pornography.
City of Sapulpa still unable to accept electronic payments, but bills are now being processed
Ten days after the network failure that brought down the city's billing and electronic payments system, where are we?
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