Micah Choquette
Hen in the pen: Sapulpa Animal Shelter gets peahen days after getting peacock
Early Wednesday afternoon, Sapulpa Times got a call: "you want an update on that peacock story? We just got a peahen."
Exploring Latin America through the Arts
What do the history of Latin America and the arts have in common? Sapulpa Arts hosted 68 second through eighth graders last week who know!
Sapulpa Parks welcomes new Director, Aquatics Supervisor, still hiring for maintenance crew
The Sapulpa Parks Department has announced the hiring of its new Aquatics Supervisor (pictured) and a new Director of Parks and Recreation.
Peaceful Ponies in Sapulpa
Did anyone else see the pint-sized chestnut paint pony in downtown? Learn more about how this therapy horse helps the sick and the elderly.
Man plows SUV through a fence and into a tree on North Hickory
The man was transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. There were no other vehicles involved.
Sapulpa Animal Shelter picks up a peacock
Shelter employees say they had to put the peacock in the laundry room because they're out of space.
Man in serious condition after collision early Thursday morning
Sapulpa police say a man is in the hospital in serious condition after he was ejected from his vehicle during a crash on early Thursday morning.
Broadband to be expanded in rural Creek Co, emergency management applications will be accepted through the end of the month
At its Monday morning meeting on July 12th, the Board of County Commissioners for Creek County approved a request by CimTel and FiberLink to sponsor their joint application for a National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) grant to expand broadband infrastructure in Creek County’s rural areas.
Flower Power: City hopes a new mural will draw even more tourist stops to Sapulpa
See the timeline of this gigantic new mural taking shape on what was a boring, plain water tower, now a colorful wildflower.
Sapulpa man sentenced for embezzlement of union funds
The man embezzled union funds by writing approximately 43 unauthorized checks to himself, resulting in a loss of $19,900.
Woman narrowly misses colliding with police, hits parked truck instead
On Monday afternoon, a woman reportedly went left of center in the westbound lane, nearly resulting in a head-on collision with a police officer.
New Crossroads Market shines the spotlight on local vendors
The newly-opened Crossroads Market on Route 66 is hoping to become a premiere destination for local producers and artists. And they're open on Sunday!
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