Micah Choquette
No “significant presence” of new COVID-19 strains in Oklahoma, but State Epidemiologist says that could change
State epidemiologists speculate that the ‘U.K. strain’ is likely already present and circulating in Oklahoma.
Tech Ticker: Twitter cracking down on Antifa accounts, Google looks at removing search in Australia, Microsoft files an eerie chatbot patent, and more
Get the latest findings from Twitter, Google, Microsoft, YouTube and more.
On day one, President Biden signs fifteen executive orders, including mask mandate on federal property
He then immediately forgets to wear a mask on federal property. Plus, read about protests across the nation in response to the inauguration.
Opinion: A year later, have local businesses changed their hours?
A year ago this week, I advised local businesses to work on making a permanent change to their hours of operation, Did it work?
County Commissioner Lane Whitehouse passes
Whitehouse was a longtime public servant, working 24 years with Creek County, with the last six of those years being as County Commissioner.
Sapulpa Historical Society Museum to remain closed until February 4th
The Sapulpa Historical Society Museum has announced it will be extending its closing until February 4th, at least.
Bubb’s Creek Motocross approved by county with restrictions
The Creek County Board of Adjustment unanimously approved an exemption to allow the popular new motocross track to continue operations.
Sapulpa overwhelmingly votes to renew half-penny sanitation proposal
A Sewer Tax Election in effect for Sapulpa since 1998 has been renewed today as the polling results report a "Yes" vote of 321 to only 124 "No" votes.
Sapulpa’s head football coach announces his resignation
Borgstadt, who has has led the Sapulpa Chieftains for the last five years, says he's stepping back to spend more time with family.
“What I saw:” Trump supporter tells of experience at Washington D.C.
Read the Sapulpa Times exclusive interview with someone who was at the Capitol last Wednesday.
Want a better 2021? Invest in yourself.
Whatever it may be, let this new year be a beacon of hope to you. Things may have gotten out of control in 2020, but it’s time to take back your life! Here’s how—invest in yourself.
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