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The movie filming in Sapulpa has several well-known names attached to it, but director Stevie Fernandez has bigger ideas besides just another movie.

The six-foot-five former professional bodybuilder isn't winning Mr. Universe anymore, but he's still enjoying the fame from his younger days—and grateful for it.

Mothers of veterans and active duty military can learn more about the group at their make-and-take event on Saturday; it's free and no supplies is needed!

The event included a Q&A session featuring Sapulpan and WWII veteran Bill Mauch, and Sapulpa Historical Society curator Rachel Whitney.

The man who gave the catchphrase "dyn-o-mite!" to the Baby Boomer generation is still making people laugh on a regular basis, particularly if you happen to catch him at stand-up comedy set, which he still does, even at 78-years-old.

The movie also features "Incredible Hulk" star Lou Ferrigno and Jimmie "JJ" Walker of "Good Times" fame.

The girl's foster mom wrote, "Whoever did this didn't just take a bike—they took her joy, her sense of normalcy, and one of the only things she had to her name."

The new mural on the historic old jail building in the alleyway between Water and Park Streets is turning a lot of heads, and showing off the amazing skills of one of Sapulpa's own!

Dozens of OG&E volunteers handed out 125 fans in the Sapulpa area to those who may be at higher risk for heat-related injury and illness.

This prestigious recognition is a testament to their commitment to Rotary’s mission of “Service Above Self” and their outstanding support of The Rotary Foundation.