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Did you know that Sushi is not always raw fish?
August 21, 2021
Although many people take for granted that sushi is also raw fish, it is actually...
Nerd Knowledge: What is a ventilator and how does it work?
August 20, 2021
There are different types of ventilators, and which type a doctor utilizes depends on the person’s respiratory condition.
Master Gardener: Preparing Plants for Heat
August 20, 2021
Our beautiful gardens and yards are certainly stressed due to the typical August heat. Even with the massive amounts of rain we had earlier in the season, many plants are now struggling.
Nerd Knowledge: The science of fabric softeners
August 6, 2021
As the textile industry boomed in the 20th century and dyeing fabric became more commonplace, there arose a need for fabric softeners.
Do You Remember…The Sapulpa Airport?
August 5, 2021
During the 1920s and 1930s, interest in aviation soared as technology rapidly advanced and as events such as Charles Lindberg’s transatlantic flight in the “Spirit of St. Louis” captured the imagination of the American public. Sapulpa was no exception.
Creek County Master Gardener: Seed Propagation Methods
August 1, 2021
Wouldn’t it be great to use some of the seeds that our plants are producing now to increase our displays? Growing plants from seed is one of the cheapest ways to increase your garden.
Creek County Master Gardener: Summer Lawns
July 29, 2021
A well-manicured lawn is very pleasing to the eye and it’s a great setting for outdoor activity. By gaining a little "lawn knowledge" we can greatly reduce the cost and time we spend on our lawns.
Do You Remember…the Coca-Cola Bottling Company?
July 29, 2021
Yes, Sapulpa once had a bottling plant for one of America's most famous sodas. Learn more about what it was like when we had the Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Did you know…the bizarre history of Listerine
July 28, 2021
Did you know the well-known mouthwash Listerine began as a surgical antiseptic?
Do You Remember Rockin’ John Henry?
July 20, 2021
For over 25 years, a Sapulpa native named John Henry was the voice of rock ‘n’ roll and blues in Tulsa. He billed himself as “Tulsa’s oldest teenager,” and he told his listeners, “Stay with rock ‘n’ roll, and you’ll stay young forever.”