Micah Choquette
The definitive guide to Sapulpa’s 2025 graduation; where to park, what to expect
Sapulpa is introducing a shuttle service for graduation on Friday. Here's how to get there and what to expect when you arrive. Also, what happens after next week? Updates inside.
Failure to Yield Leads to Flipped SUV in Sapulpa Neighborhood
Police on the scene said the SUV was traveling south on Hickory when a truck traveling west on McKinley failed to yield at the stop sign and collided with the driver's side near the rear tire of the SUV, pushing it into the curb and causing it to flip over.
Deceased man found behind Sapulpa QuikTrip
Sapulpa Police said at the time that they didn't believe foul play had been involved, and that the man had experienced a medical episode that led to his passing.
Residents enjoy a “Walk through Woodlawn” one last time before the school is torn down
On Thursday evening, the former Woodlawn Elementary was filled with those who wanted to take one last look around before the building comes down later this month.
“Walk Through Woodlawn” is Sapulpa’s last chance to see the former elementary before it’s demolished
As part of the Chieftain Stronger High School Bond, the former Woodlawn Elementary will be demolished, along with the 400 hall of the main building. Thankfully, SPS is allowing a day of reminiscing for those who want to give those old halls one more look.
Sapulpa woman sentenced to 20 years for Sand Springs murder
Christin Kelley, 35, has been sentenced to 20 years for the killing of Isaac Smith in Sand Springs in early 2024. She later pled guilty to second-degree murder.
Macy’s Cradle opens Creek County’s only pregnancy resource center in Sapulpa
The non-profit clinic provides a range of free services such as pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, and counseling, as well as connecting visitors with adoption facilities.
Sapulpa man arrested on kidnapping and gun charges after telling victim, “we’re both going to die today”
A Sapulpa man with a history of felony charges is back in jail after police say he held a woman against her will and beat her, telling her he was going to "commit a murder-suicide" and threatened to kill her son.
Lifelong Sapulpan Bill Mauch turns 100, inducted into the Centenarians of Oklahoma Hall of Fame
Sapulpa's newest Centenarian talks about his life in Sapulpa 100 years ago, his service in the Pacific during WWII, and his father's roots in Sapulpa businesses.
City of Sapulpa signs multi-year agreement with international wastewater treatment company
The City has signed a five-year agreement with Veolia North America-Central, the largest third-party water and wastewater treatment company in the United States.
Parents alerted after student discharges toy gel gun at high school parking lot
"At no point did resource officers believe this was anything but a toy."
Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum to Offer “The Model-T Experience”
Students will learn about the history of the car, and then actually drive one on historic Route 66.
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