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Raising Wilder: From Little House on the Prairie to Sapulpa, Part One
October 2, 2017
Read part one of the amazing journey that took a family from Sapulpa to California and back, where they're building…
Sapulpa K9 unit awarded fundraiser check
October 1, 2017
Officer Valor and his human, Officer Arnold, were the recipients of a fundraiser from a wolf rescue organization.
Suspected school shooting threat was just poor judgment, police say
September 30, 2017
Screenshots shared by a parent appeared to show a planned school shooting. Police determined it was not the case.
Semi careens off New Sapulpa Road into shopping center parking lot
September 27, 2017
Driving down the soggy highway to Tulsa this morning, you might've seen this accident. Thankfully, nobody was seriously injured.
Sapulpa Native is Finalist for National Science and Mathematics Awards
September 27, 2017
Sapulpa Native Megan Cannon joins the list of finalists for the national award. Each finalist demonstrated a mastery of math…
New Leadership of Sapulpa congregation of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
September 20, 2017
Doran E. Smith, William G. Wood, and Kevin D. Bailey will oversee the Church’s Sapulpa Ward, which comprises the communities…
Sapulpa doctor with history of excessive prescriptions, drug trafficking allowed to keep his license
September 18, 2017
In 1984, Kinney was placed on probation for excessive prescribing of controlled substances. The Oklahoma Medical Board was investigating whether…
Oklahoma Representative and Senator step out in support of Mounds Police Chief
September 14, 2017
Senator Leewright and Representative Mark Lawson have stepped out in support of Mounds Police Chief Antonio Porter.
Planned apartment complex raises concerns about flooding
August 30, 2017
Could a new apartment complex on west Taft Street be cause for alarm for folks worried about flooding?
Sapulpa Police make arrest in alleged sexual abuse of 4-year-old
July 27, 2017
The victim’s grandmother discovered this information while looking through text messages on her daughters cell phone and promptly reported what…
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