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Sapulpa history highlights: Hallowe'en plans, phone service upgrade, meter removal, and Central Tech enrollment growth.

Sapulpa's growth fuels demand for housing, criminal activity on vacation, girls hike to California, Bristow approves sports complex.

The recount is in; the official results for the Creek County Election Board Bond Election have been confirmed!

Court House lawn project starts; Sapulpa wins sales contest; Rapid transit study urged; Instrument display scheduled.

Sheriff's incomplete report refused. County fair plans in Bristow. New Miss Creek County Fair crowned. Ghost town's revival hopes.

Sapulpa City Council discusses upcoming events, Route 66 Blowout, and downtown construction in two meetings.

Successful court term, football victory, women's club organized, rodeo winners in Sapulpa's history (1912-1957).

Earl Brixey elected president of Sapulpa Horseshoe Pitchers Association; Doctor's medical bag stolen; Light turnout for city bond election; Sapulpa High School student named National Merit Semifinalist.

Mayor Smith's wife and kids avoided a train crash. A Sapulpa resident died. Neighborhood meeting held. Carnival for a sick girl.

Joseph Bruner might've been born in "Tulsey-town," but he moved to the Sapulpa area when he was just six years old, and became a pioneering resident in the city, and later worked extensively to have American Indians recognized as U.S. Citizens.