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Sapulpa’s Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum is expanding
They hope the 7,400-square-foot expansion will be complete in time for the Route 66 2026 centennial.
This Week in Sapulpa History: Mabel Bassett & the Town Entertained the Children
Mabel Bassett was the town’s first Police Matron. In her work, she was at the forefront of helping the poor, women, and children, and the downtrodden.
Sapulpa Public Schools names Glenn Coffey Director of Safety & Security
It is a return to Sapulpa Public Schools for Coffey, who served as School Resource Officer for 12 years between 2001 and 2013.
Hotdogs, burgers, ice cream, and love—all found at The Big Dipper
How a love story lasting more than six decades (and counting!) got its start at a Sapulpa and Route 66 icon.
How to gain control of grasshoppers
Most gardeners respect living things. But let a grasshopper come into view and we turn into warriors!
OG&E’s Weatherization Program helps Sapulpa customers reduce energy bills
The program provides free energy efficiency home improvement services for eligible Oklahomans.
First United named to Forbes America’s Best Banks in Each State 2022 list
First United is one of only 133 banks in the United States to be recognized.
This Week in Sapulpa History: The France Hotel Opens
This week in 1909, the France Hotel opened. “The new hotel is a beautiful one and is a great credit to the city.”
Bristow Western Heritage Days Festival kicks off with Longhorn cattle drive on Historic Route 66
Beginning at 9am on Saturday, August 20, the festival includes food trucks, live music, a beer tent, carnival rides and more!
Glance-N-Go app the best tool for aphid infestation
Summertime equals aphid season for Oklahoma producers, but Oklahoma State University Ag Research and Extension specialists are here to help.
PHOTOS: Chieftains take part in Community Service Day
Approximately 150 students gathered to help assemble more than 30,000 Christmas lights, finishing in record time!
Wheat harvest recap: the drought was ugly and a few other takeaways
Oklahoma’s hard red winter wheat harvest is complete as farmers close the book on a season plagued by drought.
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