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Sports Bullets: Ladies excel in basketball, wrestling and Pings take state!
With just one full week before Christmas Break and we're celebrating some big wins in basketball, wrestling, and the Pings!
Been There, Done That—A new column from the Studebaker Dude
Stalnaker explains his new column since the merger the Sapulpa Times and the Sapulpa Herald, called "Been There, Done That"
Sapulpa Public School Foundation Awards Record Amount for Teacher Grants
Grants for the 2022-23 school year amounted to a total of nearly $40,000
Pablo’s Celebrates 20 Years
Read the story about how Pablo Ascencio and his wife Dunia started and grew Señor Pablo's into the Sapulpa staple it is today.
Creek County Democrats announce 2023 Scholarship
The Creek County Democratic Party is pleased to announce it is offering up to two $1500 scholarships in 2023. Here's how to apply.
This Week in Sapulpa History: Vote for Library
Today’s Sapulpa Public Library, or the Bartlett-Carnegie Sapulpa Public Library, was was years in the making, and years of planning, and dreaming. It was even voted on, long before its opening day.
Lady Chieftains Standout Stailee Heard Commits to Oklahoma State University
Stailee was heavily recruited, but chose Oklahoma State University “because the coaching staff made it feel like home."
Sapulpa students honor our nation’s heroes for Veterans Day
Sapulpa students across the district honored veterans last week with assemblies, performances and artwork.
Sapulpa grad serving in the Army at Fort Drum, NY, performs in Veterans Day Parade
Private Second Class Raffensparger was selected with the great honor and privilege of performing in the Veteran's Day parade at Ft. Drum, N.Y. as a rifleman in the honor guard.
Sports Bullets: Football, All-Sports Passes, Dinner Theatre and more
It's the last full week before Thanksgiving Break, and though the football season is now over, it feels like sports are just getting rolling! Let's talk about what's coming up.
This Week in Sapulpa History: The Castle of Sapulpa
A building that became known as "The Castle" was actually an elementary school and became an iconic landmark in town until a fateful fire in 1911.
This Week in Sapulpa History: Sapulpa’s Pageant of Progress
This week in Sapulpa history, many visitors from across the state were attracted to the entertainment presented by Sapulpans. “Reports indicated the largest out-of-town crowd that has ever visited the city for an attraction such as the big Pageant.”
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