During this year’s national Click It or Ticket seat belt campaign, which will take place May 23 through June 5, 2022, Creek County Sheriff’s Office will be teaming up with law enforcement nationwide for a Border to Border (B2B) kickoff event.
Outgoing Ward 2 City Councilor Lou Martin was honored at the May 2nd City Council meeting by Mayor Henderson, City Manager Joan Riley, and all the others in attendance.
New and returning City Councilors, five in all, were sworn in on Monday, May 2nd, as looming storms threatened to shut the meeting down almost before it could get started.
Read about how Sapulpa’s schools were affected by the Great Depression, plus see photos of Sapulpa’s bygone school buildings.
The list from the Creek County Election Board has at least two candidates vying for each seat in the upcoming June 28 Primary Election.
Sapulpa Firefighters say when they arrived, the house was “eighty percent engulfed.” See the photos inside.
The Sapulpa fire department found itself responding to numerous gas leak calls this morning after what has essentially been deemed a false alarm.
Fire Chief Collier, 76 at the time of his retirement, had been a member of the Department since April 1, 1913.
Check out these amazing photos and read the story on the Sapulpa art teacher who painted this mural at the Tulsa Airport!
The State Fire Marshal has reduced the Collins Ballroom capacity certification from 400 people to just 49.
