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Father Fallis happens to be a retired Tulsa Police officer with 35 years of service in law enforcement.

Sapulpa brought home not one, but three awards­—one for the Christmas Chute, and two for Gasoline Alley Classics.

“Especially this time of the year with testing, it gives them a break and a chance to clear their heads.”

Crowds that were described as "Route 66 Blowout-level" were downtown on Friday evening as Sapulpa kicked off its inaugural Cinco De Mayo celebration.

Joy Naifeh's reception of her 51 years of service was attended by local and state dignitaries, as well as a number of friends and well-wishers.

Jeff “Swick” Schwickerath, was born and raised in Sapulpa and hopes his latest venture will be an asset to the community that he loves. Get the story on this lifelong entrepreneur inside.

“This ain’t goodbye, I will see you all, and I want to thank you for everything you have done to make my days happy days.”

Local artist Bryan Waytula is one of the featured artists with 8th Generation Native-designed printed textiles, jewelry, and art based in Seattle.

The new "Branch Manager" at Sapulpa's Salvation Army wants more people to know about all the services they offer. "Things we have for kids are also for the adults."

Read more about this special celebration held in honor of the woman whose family name has been steeped in Sapulpa history.