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The bill was met with equal parts chuckling and head-scratching, but not everyone is amused.

Vogt alerted the community via Facebook this morning with a photo of the home in flames and a single sentence: "My house and tool truck are gone!"

Last year, Bruner was recognized for 25 years of service with the Sapulpa Parks and Recreation Department. According to Bruner, the tenure began by accident.

This youth group with big hearts has joined in with others to help welcome those who need shelter to the Sapulpa Elks Lodge for the next several days.

Kendra joined SeneGence in December 2020 and focuses on raising awareness and support for the MSF through social media, connecting with partner agencies, liaising with company distributors, and hosting fundraisers.

This year, Black History Month follows a time remarkable for both racial progress and aggressive adversity. We Vice-Mayor Carla Gunn this week to ask her what BHM means to her as a black woman and as Sapulpa’s first black Vice-Mayor.

Every mom out there can relate to at least one thing in this list of mom facts.

Ben Sumner, who lived in Sapulpa and went to Lone Star, has grown up with a deep and abiding love for vintage Christmas. Now his passion is going to be seen by the world next week as he competes in The Great Christmas Light Fight.

"It was one of those things where you hear it and feel it at the same time."

The day after City Council voted 6-4 to pass a city-wide mask mandate, a local citizen started a petition with the objective of reversing the decision and bringing it to a vote of the people.