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“I am learning all the things that I have not seen as a board member, to the everyday business end of preparing for an election."

On May 11th, 1906, the Sapulpa Light, predecessor to the Sapulpa Herald, ran several articles in their paper, promoting the town. The articles revolved around the virtues of Sapulpa, and what there is to offer about the City of Sapulpa.

Joy Naifeh's reception of her 51 years of service was attended by local and state dignitaries, as well as a number of friends and well-wishers.

Ms. Barton was one of two recipients of the scholarship. The other winner will be recognized at the May 18 meeting, which will be held at La Margarita Restaurant.

In honor of National Poetry Month in April, the Sapulpa Public Library held a poetry contest open to all ages. Read the winners and honorable mentions inside.

In the Annual Interscholastic Meet, Sapulpa's B.T.W. regularly bested other schools like McAlester, Guthrie, Luther, and others.

“This ain’t goodbye, I will see you all, and I want to thank you for everything you have done to make my days happy days.”

The chosen streetscape plan will completely revamp Dewey Avenue in downtown. See the changes coming to parking, sidewalks and more inside.

Creek County Ambulance lost two ambulances within a half hour of each other, just miles apart on the same turnpike.

After a hit-and-run killed a mother of 7 outside of Liberty Glass, the city decided to install a light at intersection, the site of several such accidents during shift changes.