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In this two-part story, learn how Sapulpa's funeral homes began, and how eventually, one of them would make national news!

Just a decade ago, the majority of what anyone heard about AI had to do with science fiction movies. Today, AI is here in a big way and the mystique of it has employees in blue-collar towns like Sapulpa concerned.

“The hope is to create a tourist destination and community park right there along Route 66 taking us from downtown Route 66, through our town, all the way to the (Heart of Route 66) Auto Museum.”

Challenger Sherry Capps has defeated incumbent Brian Stephens for the Ward 2, Seat 2 spot on Sapulpa's City Council.

Monday's Council meeting began with a preliminary report on the 2024 Route 66 Christmas Chute with the regular session being highlighted by a sewer evaluation survey and updated fire department software. 

In 1920, Sapulpa boys jokingly chased down the high school principal and tossed him in their new school pool...only to realize the poor guy couldn't swim! Or could he?

When one of Sapulpa's newspapers alleges that the Frisco Railroad might be getting its water for free from the city, or that the water plant might be sold to a syndicate, how did the others respond? See the details of the back-and-forth in Sapulpa's newspapers of 1912.

The new facility would be located at the corner of Highway 117 and South 49th West Avenue and employ around 200 people. 

Creek County Literacy Program in Sapulpa, announces the appointment of Debra Chandler as its new Executive Director, effective April 1, 2024.

After previously declining to make a motion, the City Council voted no on the 5G tower on Monday evening.