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This week in Sapulpa history, on April 19, Jackie Robertson turns 100.

More than 150 visitors came to the festival held on April 1st, as they assembled 72 kites and enjoyed the day of family fun.

The Creek County Board of Commissioners passed a motion to sign a resolution approving a rezoning request from Amy Prosser as recommended by the Creek County Planning Commission to rezone from Light Residential to Heavy Residential to allow townhouses with the approval of the Board of Adjustments on 3-15-23. The tract, which will contain approximately…

Thirty-five years before footloose, Sapulpa had a decision to make: oppose school dances or allow them?

Mayor Craig Henderson joined the rest of the city council in congratulating the Ping Pings for their second national championship in February. Read the full proclamation inside.

Commissioners voted to approve joining the new national opioid settlements with Teva, Allergan, CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart, and to authorize the District Attorney to sign the settlement participation forms on behalf of the County.

INCOG (IndianNation Council of Governments) representative Megan Douglas addressed the Board of County Commissioners at the regularly scheduled meeting Monday, March 27, 2023, instructing the Board on the procedure required to obtain a CDBG (Community Development Block Grant) being granted by the U.S. Department of Commerce and administered through INCOG.

Artistic styles ran the full gamut, including but not limited to: cubism, abstract, surrealism, conceptual art, pop art, contemporary art, landscape, and impressionism, and still life.

Rachel Whitney, Curator, Sapulpa Historical Museum The township of Sapulpa would be incorporated as a city in Indian Territory (I.T.), later state of Oklahoma, on March 31, 1898 - 125 years ago, this week in Sapulpa history. But the story of Sapulpa, the person the township was named after, began long before the city establishment*. *Note:…

The Creek County Democrats are delighted to announce the winners of their 2023  scholarships, Divinety Johnson and Hope Barton, both of Bristow High School.