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Single-digit temps couldn't keep the crowds from coming for the "Merriest Main Street" appearance on The Today Show live in New York City. Read the story and rewatch the segment here!

This year, seven families, or a total of 25 kids, are getting a brighter holiday season thanks to the generosity of Sapulpa Rotary and Sapulpa FOP.

Steven McClenathan is $500 richer this Christmas, after winning the final ticket to the 2022 Sapulpa Main Street Jingle Bells Sweepstakes—or to hear him tell it, his wife is $500 richer.

The Sapulpa Herald conducted a man-on-the-street interview after the Jingle Bells Drawing, asking visitors to the Route 66 Christmas Chute, “What does Christmas mean to you?”

It’s becoming increasingly common in downtown Sapulpa to see unusual characters, usually checking out the Christmas Chute. As of Tuesday, we can add rickshaw to that list.

"From the time I was three years old, I wanted to be a cowboy." Read the story of how this Sapulpa transplant came back to town to play for the Christmas Chute.

For the second year in a row, Burst Ranch welcomed a group of foster families to come experience a "Winter Wonderland" of more than 60,000 lights, free food, hot chocolate, carriage rides, presents and stockings, a photo with Santa—even a petting zoo.

Daniel's consistent application gave Sapulpa one of the best flower programs in the state this season—a feat made even more outstanding given the severity of the drought that the county has dealt with over the summer.

Sapulpa Times hit the Christmas Chute to ask people who were out and about in our fair city, "What are you thankful for?" Here's what they had to say.

“Thy Lordship” is a feature-length independent arthouse film being developed by writer, director, and editor D.C. Casto and a small team of Sapulpans.