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Sapulpa's Public Library is holding two events over the next two weekends that they say should be of interest to anyone looking to learn more about Sapulpa's paranormal side, or if you're looking to "unleash your inner inventor" and do some shopping.

Even in a year without the Route 66 Christmas Chute, Sapulpa took home nearly every award they were nominated for at the 2025 Oklahoma Main Street Awards Banquet on Tuesday evening.

Pepper, who has reached the age of nine, is still spry but is reaching the appropriate retirement age for K9 Officers. She first joined the department when she was just four years old, becoming only the second K9 officer for the SPD.

The change stems from the unanimous recommendation made by the Public Safety and Justice Committee at its August 25, 2025 meeting, at which the committee suggested the city reduce the days and hours that fireworks may be discharged during the Independence Day holiday.

Mothers of veterans and active duty military can learn more about the group at their make-and-take event on Saturday; it's free and no supplies is needed!

The event included a Q&A session featuring Sapulpan and WWII veteran Bill Mauch, and Sapulpa Historical Society curator Rachel Whitney.

Here's a master list of all the projects happening in the very first Sapulpa Day of Caring, coming up August 29th; Find out how to help and where.

Caring Grands Program volunteers are needed to help Creek County area 1st and 2nd graders improve reading skills. Get your training and more information here!

The girl's foster mom wrote, "Whoever did this didn't just take a bike—they took her joy, her sense of normalcy, and one of the only things she had to her name."

Sapulpa Library's Frank Hall was at near capacity on Wednesday afternoon with children of all ages, their parents, and clear plexiglass cubes full of some of the coolest creepy-crawlers Sapulpa has ever seen.