Kellyville making strides keeping town tidy, gives employees raises across the board
Kellyville Police Chief and Town Administrator Shelly Garrett has been busy.
Kellyville to utilize donated property for police building in a split vote
The last item on Tuesday’s agenda at the Kellyville Town meeting was what to do with a piece of property that had been donated to the town.
Kellyville’s former mayor Jim Vogt regains the title at monthly meeting
Vogt, a former mayor of the town, was nominated to retake the mayoral position, and Lynn was nominated Vice Mayor.
Kellyville Heritage Days Foundation handed over to Town trustees
The historic foundation responsible for local festivals and celebrations will now be handled by the Town of Kellyville.
Kellyville junior makes history as first to score perfect 36 on ACT
One teacher called it “the biggest thing to happen to Kellyville”
Kellyville Town Trustees say goodbye to Trustee Bobby McGarrah, Trustee Howard presents Town’s recent accomplishments
Kellyville trustees said goodbye to Bobby McGarrah, and looked back on some of the town’s most notable accomplishments.
Kellyville’s Upshaw nominated for All-American Games
Kellyville’s Jade Upshaw is one of the 6 local students from Arkansas and Oklahoma are nominated for the 44th annual McDonald’s All American Games teams.
Former Kellyville mayor loses truck and house in fire
Vogt alerted the community via Facebook this morning with a photo of the home in flames and a single sentence: “My house and tool truck are gone!”
Kellyville and surrounding areas lose water service, low pressure a problem in Sapulpa
The Heyburn Lake water treatment plant that provides water to Creek County Rural Water District 1, which includes Kellyville, suffered a major malfunction Sunday, resulting in a disruption of water service to that community.
Kellyville hires new town attorney, raises firefighter pay, revises laws for golf carts on roadways
Kellyville began a search for a new town attorney after the resignation of Clay Fees last month. At February’s meeting, on Tuesday the 9th, veteran local attorney Andrew Nestor III threw in his hat.