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A new ministry is harkening back to the old days of gospel caravans to prove that the old methods of spreading the Good News can still work.

First elected to the House in 2016, Lawson has been a driving force behind several key legislative achievements, including reform to human services across the state, advocating for public health and recently standing firm alongside Speaker Hilbert to halt energy transmission lines in his district.

Over 300 children in Creek County were the benefit of the Salvation Army's Angel Tree program this year. The staff is raving about how the community stepped in to help. Read more about how you can help another "Christmas Angels" program.

Read the story of how a group of friends put together an event for the local K9 officers with only a week's notice.

Jordon's Flower Farm has been hit with what could be a $20,000 loss after the storms over the weekend destroyed their crop's protective tunnel.

With her pumpkin carvings of singers and celebrities garnering millions of views, this Sapulpan is turning that attention into commissions and giving back while she does it.

This week, Sapulpa officially recognized White Cane Awareness Day, illuminating the need for more knowledge and regard for those with vision disabilities.

Yae Fuson, the mother-in-law to author Jon Stalnaker, passed away recently. In this touching tribute, he recounts the extraordinary experience of her 95 years of life, which started in Japan during World War 2.

Sapulpa's character has been shaped by everything from railroads to oil, to brick and glass plants, trolley and transportation systems, even famous pottery. But what about milk?

Ryan Draper is a typical 12-year-old boy at Sapulpa Middle School, except for one pretty amazing skill: the kid is becoming a master at constructing cool and interesting objects out of Perler beads.