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Board of County Commissioners Chair Newt Stephens announced the County has received a 43% rate increase in property and liability insurance premium, which makes the yearly premium $751,936.

Creek County Republic Party had three guest speakers at the monthly meeting on July 6th.

The video runs just four minutes long, but it really shines the spotlight on why Sapulpa is becoming something of a big draw for officers in the area.

W.C. Strange came to town to run a bottling plant and ended up running for sheriff. He was elected at a time when the 1930s outlaw era was at its highest. Read about this Strange man in a strange time.

Read about where these repairs are going, and more about this meeting, inside this week's story.

At the last meeting, City Councilors discussed the upcoming drone show, and approved the disbursement of economic development funds to help Little Taiyaki purchase kitchen equipment. See more inside.

The “Summer Slide” struggle is real, and it’s becoming more critical to overcome, especially during the earlier years.

The County began accepting applications beginning on June 19th for candidates to replace the late Don Engle as County Treasurer.

Congressional District 1 candidate Dennis Baker was the keynote speaker at the June 15 Creek County Democratic party meeting at Joseph's in Drumright. Baker, who is running against the incumbent, Keven Hern, is currently a practicing attorney who is also a former Tulsa Police officer and a former Special Agent for the FBI. Dennis Baker, …

Kent Daniel was the guest speaker at the Sapulpa Chamber’s monthly Business Over Breakfast last Thursday morning, where he gave a talk about Sapulpa’s petunia program, as well as the City’s progressive approach to making downtown more nature-friendly and how it can help attract tourism.