People

"It's always exciting when an award is won on a project that you've been involved in and has brought a positive impact to your community."

In this unique road trip book, the reader gets fresh perspectives on American culture in addition to learning about numerous attractions and meeting a variety of people along 2,448 miles of Route 66.

The unique poster will be available for sale during the Petunia Fest on July 8th.

Sahoma Lake was an official rest stop for the Saturday portion of the 17th annual Tulsa Tough Bicycle Race. See the story and photos.

Sapulpa pastor Billy Hatfield uses his unique family history to spread the Good News.

Robert and Shana Dowling had no idea that their random encounter on  at the Creek County Speedway would lead to a date at Sahoma Lake and ultimately, to tying the knot.

Southern Justice Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club recently donated five dry-fire magazines to the Sapulpa Police Department, valued around six hundred dollars. 

Joe Krout, owner of the now-famous Diggum-Deep Mortuary, has purchased a 1942 Studebaker he plans to customize to make it a promotional car for his sign-painting business.

A local source stated improvised devices used to fish mail out of the boxes on the North side of the post office have been found in the receptacles.

Tom Whitehouse began cutting hair before he was a teenager. Fifty-five years later, he's still going strong!