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Community Health Forum on Coronavirus to be held Wednesday
The public health forum is scheduled for Wednesday, March 11th at the Collins Ballroom, 317 E. Lee Street, Sapulpa, beginning at 5:30 pm.
Bill to better protect domestic abuse victims passes Senate
This bill will allow the courts to hold domestic violence offenders in custody for 24 to 72 hours to allow victims to be able to clear out of their homes and apply for emergency victim protective orders before their abusers are released.
8-year plan with ODOT is now $2.6 million in the negative; “no new projects can be added”
Creek County Commissioners learned today that "more projects than money coming in" is causing a halt to new ODOT projects.
Senate Review: More than 400 bills made it through committee
There were more than 400 bills that made it through the committee process this session. Here's a look at a few of them.
Sapulpa soccer player nearing mom’s career goal-scoring record
Sapulpa senior center midfielder is three goals away from breaking Sapulpa High School career goal-scoring record currently held by her head coach and mom.
Get to Know Creek County Election Board’s Joy Naifeh
“It’s the life of America…one vote means everything.”
County commissioners approve a portion of the future tax revenue for bridge and road repairs
Commissioner Leon Warner said, “If there is a road in my district that is not deteriorating, I haven’t found it. They are all bad!”Vote or Die! Women’s Suffrage
The story of how women in colonial America were allowed to vote, how that right was removed with the constitution, and how they fought to get it back.
Get to Know Todd Sloggett and the Rustic Furniture Saving Place
From a homeless drug addict to being President of a million-dollar ministry; the owner of Rustic Furniture Saving Place is a building a ministry on helping others, and reducing waste.
Get ready for Super Tuesday: Read about all the presidential candidates and the one State Question on the upcoming ballot
Get caught up quickly on all the presidential candidates and Creek County's single State Question ahead of Tuesday's vote.
Get to know “Sapulpa’s grandfather,” Pete Egan
History is important to Mr. Egan because, “You have to know your past before you can know your present, where you are headed. It’s very important to everyone.”
Senate Review: the Barbara E. Hoover Act and Anti-Red Flag Act
Senator Leewright talks about bills passed providing additional rights regarding the family of nursing home residents, and a new bill that would nullify any attempt to bring "red flag laws" to Oklahoma.
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