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New theatre troupe forms in Sapulpa

October 26, 2020
"Does Sapulpa have room for two theatres?" We believe it does." Read our conversation with the group's president about what this new troupe could bring to Sapulpa.

PHOTOS: Local five-year-old raises nearly $450 for police in six hours at lemonade stand

October 6, 2020
In the span of six hours, Avery raised $447.76 toward "feeding the police a healthy lunch."

Meet the 18-year-old traveling the mother road on his bicycle

September 22, 2020
As COVID-19 swept the nation, many found themselves in the same predicament 18-year-old Carter Newcomb did: stuck at home and bored out of their skull.

Speeding car cuts through telephone pole, catches fire

September 9, 2020
Wednesday afternoon, Sapulpa and Kellyville Fire Departments responded to a call that a black car had wrecked and caught fire, trapping the driver inside.

Roger Hudson, the owner of the popular Hudson Plumbing, has passed away

August 31, 2020
Roger D. Hudson, the longtime owner of Hudson Plumbing, has died, a family member confirmed with Sapulpa Times today. He was 65.

Local restaurant owner Lana Holmes has passed away

August 27, 2020
Lana Holmes opened Chef's Coney Connection in 2005 and operated it until 2019.

More schools get free school supplies boxes, courtesy of Girl Scouts Troop 73

August 24, 2020
Is your kid a bit short on school supplies? Don't worry, these girls have got you covered.

Downtown Master Plan workshop kicks off planning stage for revitalization project

August 14, 2020
The workshop jointly hosted by the city’s Urban Development Department and the recently-hired consultant team from Oschner Hare + Hare out of Kansas City will work with members of the community and city leaders to design a master plan for a renovation of downtown Sapulpa.

From Creek County to Hollywood: How a Sapulpa native became a “golden age” Disney animator

August 14, 2020
Read the story of how a Sapulpa farm boy with an artistic bent caught the eye of Disney when he was just sixteen.

“It’s not coming, it’s here:” new city councilor Brian Stephens talks about Sapulpa’s potential for “explosive growth”

August 10, 2020
"I just want it to be a better place to live. Cleaner, nicer, with nice, busy streets. that's the sole reason that I got into city council, period."
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