Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum to Offer Free Admission for Veterans
This Friday, from 10 am until 4 pm, all veterans and U.S. armed forces service members are invited to visit the museum at no charge in celebration of Veterans Day.
Sports Bullets: Football in the playoffs, basketball is coming, Pings qualifies for state and more
The Chieftains battled the rain, wind, cold, and the East Central Cardinals last Friday, and ended the season victorious with a 47-11 win.
Musician and Kellyville native James Robert Webb gives to High School Band
Kellyville alumni James Robert Webb, who splits his time between being a doctor and a country music artist, still finds time to pay tribute to the place where he planted his musical roots, and in fact, he uses his talents to do so.
All the best local Halloween events to attend this year
Carnivals, fall festivals, trunk or treats…whatever you call it, the result is (hopefully) the same: lots of fun with family and friends, and a ton of candy!
Musical House on Teel Road puts on Halloween show for fifth year in a row
The house at 16525 W. Teel Road looks a lot like the other houses in the area—until the sun goes down.
Chieftains Drain the Chargers 47-14
Read the highlights from Friday’s homecoming game. Plus, what does this mean for Sapulpa’s spot in playoffs?
Daniah Blation Crowned Homecoming Queen; Read about the 2023 Homecoming Court
Senior Daniah Blation was crowned Sapulpa’s 2022 Football Homecoming Court, prior to the game against the Memorial Chargers.
Creek County Burn Ban Continues
The burn ban was not rescinded at the Monday, October 17th board meeting, and will be on the agenda for October 24th.
Local Collector to Auction Off Sapulpa Antiques and Signage
On Saturday, October 22nd, White plans to auction off the remainder of his collection of vintage and antique signs, housewares, petroliana, and more—most of which is based out of Sapulpa.
Going, Going, Gone: Sapulpa Herald Building Demolished
More than almost any other building in Sapulpa, the small, almost nondescript structure at 16 S. Park defined the “Oil Capital of the Southwest.” Now it’s gone. See the photos and video we captured.
