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For the second year in a row, the Pings will bring home two DTU National Titles in two dances.

Since opening in 1992, CCF has assisted thousands of residents by providing essential household items like food, diapers, school supplies, and utility assistance. Annually, the assessed value of the food distributed is $650,000.

The unique event was not only a charity for orphans in Africa, but a special opportunity for dancers at Ovations and other organizations to perform a routine and gather feedback from specialists and professionals in the field.

A new facility welcomes more clients, but the program is struggling to return to pre-pandemic levels in volunteers.

District Judges Doug Golden and Kelly Hake and Associate District Judge Laura Farris were sworn in on Monday, January 9th, to begin another four-year term of service.

Emily Elizabeth DeLancy, known by most as "Liz," passed away suddenly this week after a series of medical issues led to her being hospitalized.

“I was working on the fuel pump, and two wires touched or something, and it just exploded,”

A wedding at Martha’s Corner at the Route 66 Christmas Chute brings an end to a very special holiday season.

On Monday evening, the lights at the Route 66 Christmas Chute went dark for the last time, effectively putting an end to the magic of the holiday season.

Sapulpa resident John Olivas’ journey to becoming an artist is nothing less than miraculous.