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“Business Finished”: with the State Championship, Kellyville produces its best sports team since 1975
Class of ’75, you no longer stand alone at Kellyville. Read about the journey of the title-winning Lady Ponies.
Read the full story.Lawson, Leewright and Hilbert help recognize “Oklahoma People First”
Oklahoma People First is a nonprofit self-advocacy group run by and for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Read the full story.Sapulpa teen carries on roller derby family tradition
Joshua Ciudad del Valle is as comfortable here with his wheels, helmet, and knee pads as most people would be walking around in sneakers.
Read the full story.Rebecca LaFevers teams up with Youth Services of Creek County in Quotes for Good
Rebecca LaFevers State Farm is hosting their second “Quotes for Good” Campaign. After an online vote, Youth Services of Creek County will be the beneficiary for the month of April. The program asks online followers via Facebook to comment on their favorite non-profit charity. Whichever organization gets the most comments will be the beneficiary of…
Read the full story.Happy Tails: Meet Finnegan!
Happy Tails are frequent “stories of success” from Sapulpa Furry Friends. Meet some of the pets that have been rescued and adopted as a result of SFF!
Read the full story.The Importance of Spaying or Neutering Your Pet
Dogs and cats inside Sapulpa city limits are required by Sapulpa city ordinance to be spayed or neutered. Here’s why you should be doing it.
Read the full story.Megan Plummer named Ag teacher of year finalist
Holmes Park Elementary teacher Megan Plummer has been named a finalist for Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom Teacher of the Year.
Read the full story.Letter to the Editor: Chief Bill John Baker is too far left
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Read the full story.Tornado Season; How to Get Prepared
By Kristi Howard Special to Sapulpa Times In Oklahoma, March 15 through June 15 is called “tornado season.” Even though tornadoes and severe thunderstorms can occur in our state at any time of the year, that time frame is historically when we tend to have the most tornadoes each year. It’s rather easy to ignore…
Read the full story.Citizen science program needs your help observing the weather!
Submitted by Charles Kuster Do you ever wonder how much rainfall you received from a recent thunderstorm? How about snowfall during a winter storm? If so, an important volunteer weather observing program needs your help! The Community Collaborative Rain, Hail, and Snow network, or CoCoRaHS, is looking for new volunteers across Oklahoma. The grassroots effort…
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