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When Ricky Ross was two, he was diagnosed with moderate to severe autism. Last week, he placed ninth in the regional spelling bee. Read about his journey.
O.A.S.I.S. (Older Adult Services and Interfaith Sharing) is a daytime care center for people with physical or cognitive impairments, giving them a compassionate and purpose-driven place to be when their caregivers cannot be with them during the workday.
Youth Services of Creek County is serving up meals in a brand new kitchen donated by local churches and businesses, and installed by volunteers. A new campaign in 2019 was to help YSCC get some of the more expensive projects done around the shelter that didn’t make it into the budget without some help from […]
Sapulpa Police Detective Brett Henson honored Sapulpa Times with an interview to discuss his retirement after serving our community for the past thirty years. His office walls were bare, his family pictures in boxes ready to be taken home. The Human Resource Department called him in for a quick question and he received a hug […]
Middle and high school students from the Oklahoma School for the Blind in Muskogee, helped serve from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. OSB started volunteering for this fundraiser in 2011. The Lions Club members served from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Vice-Mayor Lou Martin was appointed Interim Mayor before a vote was cast for Interim Vice Mayor. Details inside.
“Reg Green loved Sapulpa, and whether you knew him well or not, he made your life here better.”
The Sapulpa 2020 GO Bond Advisory and Oversight Board was announced and approved at Monday night’s City Council meeting.
Mayor Reg Green passed away on January 26th. People who knew him remember him as a “great mayor, but greater man”
The local quilting supplies shop gave out nearly 30 handmade quilts to veterans!