Micah Choquette
GALLERY: Trick-or-Treaters Take Over the Streets of Sapulpa
We invited you to share your trick-or-treat photos with us, and you responded in spades! Tons of spooky and super children swarmed the streets and neighborhoods of Sapulpa, their grabby little fingers ringing your doorbells and snatching up your candy. What a lot of fun, it was for us, and we hope you had a…
Tuesday’s Election: All the information you need
Voters will go to the polls next Tuesday for the November 8, General Election, Creek County Election Board Secretary Joy Naifeh said today. Please keep the following information and tips in mind as the election approaches. Early voting will be available at the County Election Board office from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday Nov.…
SENIOR NIGHT: See the photos from the last 2016 Sapulpa Varsity Home Football Game
Plus, one of our Resource Officers can really handle his drums. Wow.
WTDTW: Halloween 2016 Special!
The Sapulpa Times What To Do This Weekend makes a comeback for Halloween! There's a lot going on, folks. Have a safe and fun holiday! Kelly Lane Park: Haunted Trail at Youth Services of Creek County 1025 E Grayson 10/29 & 10/30 7:00-10:00 $5 All funds go to support Youth Services of Creek County Pumpkin…
Food Drive for HS Food Pantry at Tonight’s Football game
Sapulpa High School has a new food pantry for the students who are "food insecure". But they need your help in keeping it stocked! Food Insecurity: the state of being without reliable access to a sufficient quantity of affordable, nutritious food. When you come to the game tonight, please bring any non-perishable food items (no frozen…
Tomorrow: Trick or Treat The Health Department
The Creek County Health Department is offering a parentPRO Group Connection for children ages 0-6 and their caregivers on Thursday, October 27th, 2016 from 10:30 am-11:30 am. This month’s community connection event will include a fire safety presentation by the Sapulpa Fire Department along with the opportunity for children to trick-or-treat the Health Department. The…
Did you miss the “Drug Take Back Day” last week? No problem.
You might've missed the "Drug Take Back Day" that Walgreens held last week. Maybe you found yourself with a bunch of expired prescriptions or somehow got ahold of someone else's stash that they wanted to get rid of. Luckily, there's a local resource that will provide exactly the same service under the same conditions. It's the…
Where does Omega 3 come from and why is it important?
By: Amber Behrens Omega 3 begins in the ocean with one of the basic organisms, algae. Using energy from the sun, these algae create a short and long chain fatty acids. Two long-chain forms are particularly important to human health- DHA and EPA. Omega 3’s are called “essential” because we need them for proper health…
“Creek County Drug Take Back Day” happening on October 21st
On Friday, October 21, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Creek County Partnership for Success and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will give the public its 12th opportunity in six years to prevent pill abuse and theft by ridding their homes of potentially dangerous expired, unused, and unwanted prescription drugs. Bring your pills for disposal…
2016 Homecoming: See the photos
Sapulpa's Varsity football team is facing a 0-7 season right now, with a heavy hit from The Bartlesville Bruins, who left Friday night's game with a 51-28 win over the Chieftains. Still, a larger-than usual crowd showed up to the game; it was after all, homecoming. And homecoming is more than just about football. Photo credits:…
66-foot-tall vintage-inspired gas pump nears completion at Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum
A new 66-foot-tall vintage-inspired gas pump is about to be added to the long list of eye-catching attractions along Route 66 in Oklahoma. The Heart of Route Auto Museum is nearing completion of its 66-foot-tall vintage-inspired gas pump. Sponsored by American Heritage Bank, the gas pump will help draw visitors to the museum, a 10,000-square-foot…
Audio: Study touts benefits of concurrent enrollment
Oklahoma’s concurrent enrollment tuition waiver program allows qualifying high school juniors and seniors to enroll in college classes before they actually graduate. Eligible seniors can actually get tuition waivers for up to six credit hours a semester. The idea is to encourage high school students to jump start their college education while saving their families…
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