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Taylor was hired at SFD when he was just 23 years old, and is now retiring after 33 years. “After 33 years, it's hard walking away, you know, because these guys are like your family. They’re like brothers.”

Braulio Becerra Lopez, 21, was arrested on October 20, 2021 for First Degree Murder. OSBI says they are still searching for two other suspects.

Bradley left a six-figure corporate job to go into full-time ministry. "God just broke my heart, not for the homeless, not for the religious ... for everybody in the middle of that. How are they going to hear the gospel?"

“To be in this position now feels like a dream, and I plan to enjoy every minute of it.”

CCEASD spoke with Sapulpa Times regarding a claim made on Facebook that the organization had no paramedics.

Although not native to Creek County, Janet Birnie's love of Sapulpa is virtually unrivaled.

A 6ft by 8ft painting was unveiled last Sunday at Patriot Café to honor Gregory Scott (Wedel) Morales.

Some Sapulpans are hoping that their town will become the site of a renowned “mural event” at some point over the next couple of years, in an inspired effort to draw more visitors to the heart of Route 66 in time for The Mother Road’s 100th anniversary in 2026.

Before COVID, there was a shortage of roughly 1.2 million nurses in the US. Since then, those numbers have jumped, dramatically.

Shirey, who has led the Chamber and all its events for the last 13 years, says she'll miss "the relationships" the most.