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Micah Choquette

Events, High School, Kiefer

Video: hundreds of students gather at area schools for worship, prayer

September 28, 2016

Twenty-six years ago, ten students decided to take action to make a difference at their school by gathering around the flagpole to pray for their peers, their families and their country. This morning, millions prayed on their campuses around the country in an especially important event. Among those millions were the hundreds of students that gathered…
Central Tech, Schools

Could what happened at ITT happen at CentralTech?

September 22, 2016

You may have heard about ITT Tech closing up all of it's campuses earlier this month, after having been in operation for over 50 years. There's a lot to that story, with more information still coming out, but many of us wondered if our darling Vo-Tech School Central Tech—based out of Drumright, but with a…
Obits

Janet Ann Hibberd

September 12, 2016

Janet Ann Perkins Hibberd, of Sapulpa, passed from this life into eternity on September 9th, 2016. She was born to Ernest and Mary Delores Perkins on March 11, 1954. Raised in Liberty Mounds, Oklahoma, Janet graduated from Liberty Mounds High School in 1972 and met her husband Ralph Hibberd a few years later, in 1978.…
Events, Local Businesses

“Tattoo Raffle” for Holmes Park Elementary ends on Friday

September 7, 2016

When local activist and business owner Brandon Mull noticed that his son's teacher at Holmes Park Elementary was trying to raise money for a "learning station rug" that would help students learn placements, spacing, letters and numbers—he knew he wanted to help. The teacher already had a GoFundMe page set up to raise, but Mull—who…
People

Eual’s old trike recovered, damaged

September 7, 2016

Just a few days ago, we shared the story of Eual's stolen tricycle, and how members of Sapulpa came together to get him a new one. The story caught enough attention that Tulsa's Channel 8 ran a piece on it, as well. But what happened to Eual's old tricycle? Many had given it up for lost,…
People

A new tricycle for Eual: the story of a community that cares

September 5, 2016

If you're a frequent patron of Sapulpa's QuikTrip at the corner of Mission and Taft, you've likely seen Eual McCall, sitting astride his blue 3-wheeled bicycle that he uses to get around town. Always nice and usually smiling, he's been a fixture in the community for years. On August 23rd, three years to the day…
Local Businesses, People, Places

Whimsical Willow Boutique is bringing upscale downtown

September 3, 2016

[foogallery id="2325"]   Even if you haven't met the Mathesons, you probably know the name. They own the building on Main Street where Mark Matheson houses his law practice while his wife Donya runs Dynamic Recruiting directly below. Now their daughter Macy is entering the entrepreneurial foray with the opening of her own upscale clothing…
People

Actions speak louder than words

August 25, 2016

Unwitting community activists set the example for model citizens.
People, Sapulpa City Council, Subscribers Only

Meet Sapulpa’s Mayor

August 22, 2016

Back when we first posed the question to you on our Facebook Page about "What questions would you ask Sapulpa's Mayor?" the first question was not at all shocking: "Who is Sapulpa's Mayor?" It's a common request. The man isn't in the news a lot (probably a good thing), and he doesn't grant interviews very…
Bartlett Academy, People

Bringing the “Art” to Bartlett

August 15, 2016

Former Holmes Park administrator embraces new role as Bartlett Academy Principal
Events, Sapulpa Parks

Saturday is the last night of “Movies in the Park”; Showing “Rudy”

August 12, 2016

One of those signs that Summer is really almost over is when various summertime functions in the community come to a close. One of the city's favorites, "Movies in the Park" is reaching the end of the 2016 Summer Season tomorrow, with it's free showing of the great Football Classic Rudy. Kelly Lane Park's lovely pond is…
People, State

Oklahoma Legislative Black Caucus to create endowed scholarship honoring state’s first black senator

August 5, 2016

Sen. Kevin Matthews, chairman of Oklahoma’s Legislative Black Caucus, said members are creating a $10,000 endowed scholarship at Langston University to honor the life and work of E. Melvin Porter, Oklahoma’s first black member of the state Senate.  Porter died July 26 at the age of 86.  Matthews will formally announce the creation of the…
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