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Rowland responds to comments regarding his 2010 resignation as an Oklahoma Highway Patrolman
Says that some of the comments going around are “fueling misinformation”.
Read MoreSapulpa Teacher Mr. Markley receives Meritorious Service Medal
It was more than just the final day of the school year for one Sapulpa High School teacher. It was a day in which his teaching career and his military career intersected. And for good reason. Ray Markley was recognized during a luncheon at the high school for his military service in the U.S. Army…
Read MoreKnow your candidate: Daniel DeLong
Businessman and minister Daniel DeLong comes from a long line of Creek County residents.
Read MoreFormer Sapulpa man who says that cannabis “changed his life” is being called out as a scam artist
After a controversial story on a man who says cannabis cured his COPD, scores of readers reach out to warn the public to beware.
Read MoreKnow your candidate: Carl Prescott
Prescott, an employee of the City of Sapulpa, is running to be Creek County’s Assessor.
Read MoreAnother semi crashes into Sunset Strip Center on New Sapulpa Road
This incident makes at least the second time in a year that a semi has crashed into this shopping center.
Read MoreFormer Sapulpa man pleads with Oklahoma to vote yes on medical marijuana: “it’s changed my life.”
A Sapulpa man who found himself fighting for his life for 28 days says that cannabis oil is what led to his recovery.
Read MoreA Man Named Horse: Local Native American is great-grandson of the last scout for General Custer
Read the story about a local man who’s faith and heritage have defined him for generations.
Read MoreSapulpa’s new Ward 5 councilor is eyeing retail expansion, long-term plans for the town
Bruce Bledsoe calls becoming city councilor his chance to “try to be part of the solution.”
Read MoreSapulpa High School Senior Receives CCOSA Scholarship
Cheyenne Hale, Sapulpa High School senior, is the OSAG/Northeast Regional Scholarship winner.
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