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There have been no major advances in battery technology in the last few decades until now. We are on the edge of a battery revolution.

Thanks to a rainy spring and last week’s rain deluge, our plants are entering into this season very well-watered. How do we keep it up into the dry summer months?

Did you know...the story about Betsy Ross creating the first flag may actually be a myth? Get the details inside.

So what do our gardens need now that we can be outside? Here are some reminders for June gardeners.

Of all the restaurants throughout the history of our town, the Little Gem Cafe has been one of the most fondly remembered. Interestingly enough, the legacy of this popular cafe began halfway around the world.

The Bob Davis Tire Company is now merely a part of Sapulpa’s history, but its owners and employees will not be forgotten. This is their story.

A behind-the-scenes view will reveal annual and perennial flowers, vegetable and herb gardening, water management, and hardscape design!

In the early 1900s, oil and money flowed like water through Sapulpa. Bates Burnett (of Burnett Mansion fame) built several buildings, including this one still in use today.

May is a super busy month for gardeners. Conditions are great to get everything in good shape and ready to withstand the hot summer temperatures. This is the time to get new plants in the ground and protect those that we already have, if they survived our winter blast!

Many people will remember Tyler's Furniture on Hobson, even though it's been gone for over fifteen years. The business, which got its start in 1945, actually goes back much further than that.