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Two Sapulpa Women Plead Guilty to Illegally Collecting More Than $350,000 in Death Benefits
Previously, their mother had received the death benefit payments as a result of her husband’s military service. After their mother passed away, the payments should have ceased.
Read the full story.Legislators encourage citizens to honor late veteran Wednesday
Herman White, a Navy veteran, passed away earlier this month with no surviving family. Senators are encouraging those who can to pay tribute to this man.
Read the full story.Virtual Charter School Board verifies Epic is not following the law regarding enrollment reporting
The state’s largest virtual charter school is currently under investigation for fraud and embezzlement.
Read the full story.WATCH: Class of 2020 watches the sunrise before the first day of school
Approximately 50 seniors got up a little early to meet at 6:30 Thursday morning. Once there, they took pictures, played frisbee, and laughed as the sun slowly came up over the stadium.
Read the full story.Governor Signs Two Bills Authored by Hilbert
Hilbert said. “We worked hard this session to pass House Bill 1262 with overwhelming bipartisan support, and I’m proud to have served as the author of this bill.”
Read the full story.Blue Card introduced for Sapulpa senior citizens
What is the Blue Card? For those 65 and over, it’s a free pass into any schools-sponsored event.
Read the full story.Town Hall meeting at Creek County Fairgrounds planned for Wednesday
County officials are strongly encouraging anyone who has had damage from the Memorial Day tornadoes—even if you’ve talked to someone before—to attend this meeting.
Read the full story.Local author pens book about bootlegger Cleo Epps
Epps was a bootlegger through 40s, 50s and 60s, and was found at the bottom of a water cistern in 1970. McCracken’s new book explores her life and death as Queen of the bootleggers.
Read the full story.Fema says there’s just one month left to register for individual disaster assistance
That deadline is July 31, 2019.
Read the full story.Sapulpa one of three disaster recovery locations opening in Oklahoma
Sapulpa will open “until further notice”, but some are only open for three days.
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