Micah Choquette
Boy Scout Troop 224 held a special Court of Honor to present the families of Trey Pritchard and Jeffrey Grafton with memoirs from a recent flag retirement ceremony. Both men had been Scouts as youth and achieved the prestigious rank of Eagle Scout. Jeffrey Grafton was also a member of Scouting’s Honor Society, Order of […]
Plenty of folks argue about whether or not Sapulpa, in it’s 20,000 residents could actually be considered a “small town,” but Sarah Darrol-Lane has big dreams for a girl in town of any size. The 15-year-old Bartlett Academy student holds a 3.5 GPA and wants to be a surgeon. So she’s taking the next logical […]
When Old Glory becomes weathered, tattered, and torn then it is time to properly retire our Nation’s most sacred symbol with the respect and dignity it deserves. Boy Scouts of America, Indian Nation Council, Troops 224, and 225 will kindly assist any business or individual who needs to retire their American Flag. Please drop off […]
We’re a week away from Halloween, so you know a lot of folks are getting started early on that. So many in fact, that we included a bonus section just for the ones that we found! Those are at the bottom. Next week we’re going to lay out a great list for the trick-or-treaters! See the calendar […]
The rumors started where they usually do: on Facebook. Folks began to caution against doing business with the owner of a fairly new shop in downtown Sapulpa called The Vintage Attic. The story was that the owner was selling her vendor’s products but not paying the vendors their cut. As the comments and suspicions grew, it […]
[foogallery id=”603″] Oh, and it’s awesome, by the way. If you’ve driven through, or even just driven by Sapulpa, you’ve probably seen Price Jones’ work. His unique style lives on a couple of buildings in Sapulpa, but probably best known is the large “things get better, hang in there” sign that you see as you’re heading […]
Creek County Literacy Program, in conjunction with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma, is pleased to announce “Learning and Understanding the Affordable Care Act”, a workshop designed to help individuals learn more about and understand their options for obtaining health insurance coverage. Learning and Understanding the Affordable Care Act will be held Tuesday, October […]
To date, Sapulpa has experienced more than 50 home fires this year. David Taylor, Fire Chief with the Sapulpa Fire Department, encourages area residents and families to attend a free Fire Safety and Prevention workshop in October. “We will cover several topics, including Stop Drop and Roll, how to locate a fire exit in your […]
We’ve got a couple of big benefits going on this weekend, and some really stuff just down the highway! Get out and about to learn new things, or go to support a good cause, or to buy some fancy vintage-chic knick knack you didn’t need but hey, it’s on sale, so… Friday Open Paint with […]
Now through November 15th. Proceeds Tulsa Area United Way Used Book Sale at Creek County Literacy Program benefitting TAUW, now through November 15, 2015. Need a good book? Come to the Used Book Sale in the Library Annex, 15 North Poplar Street in Sapulpa. The sale is 9am to 5pm Monday through Thursday now through […]