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Do You Remember…The 1960 Tornado?
In an awful coincidence, the day after we published this story in our Print Edition, two separate EF1 tornadoes descended onto Sapulpa.
Read the full story.Six tips for keeping your teens healthy
Having teenagers can be stressful, but the rewards come in having them go on to become healthy, thriving adults. Here are six tips to help you get there, include a couple that might surprise you.
Read the full story.Our officers deserve recognition during police week
As a community, it is so important that we support all of our officers and their families any way we can—be it with prayer, respect, or a bit of our time, if we are able.
Read the full story.Nerd knowledge: What Is 5G?
Carriers are running out of LTE capacity in many major cities. Users are already experiencing slow downs during peak usage. The fifth generation technology adds huge amounts of new frequencies in bands that have never been used for commercial broadband.
Read the full story.Do You Remember…Elementary School?
Growing up during the Cold War era gave way to some interesting experiences during elementary school.
Read the full story.Nature Knows Best: The Importance of Good ‘Ol Water
Recently, I found myself sick due to dehydration. Take these tips to heart so you don’t fall into a similar situation.
Read the full story.Nerd Knowledge: What is science, really?
Science is based on fact, not opinions or preferences. The methodology of science is designed to challenge ideas through exploration and experimentation.
Read the full story.Is bringing your own food to the movies illegal or just awful?
Dear Aunt Gabby…my mom likes to bring food inside the theater; And what can I do to get my mom off my back about letting my cat out at night?
Read the full story.Nature Knows Best: Meet the “Green Thumb Chieftains”
Sapulpa Schools Superintendent Robert Armstrong commended Shawna Keizer, saying “this is one example of a dedicated staff member who wants to go above and beyond for her students and reach out and do something far beyond the scope of her job.”
Read the full story.Nerd Knowledge: What is the “Cloud”?
Cloud computing is ubiquitous these days. Even Sapulpa Times uses it!
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