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CREOKS Health Services held an open house for their children’s crisis stabilization center in Sapulpa on Monday, January 27th at 27 E. Ross Ave. The state-of-the-art facility has two units, Spring Creek Kids and Hope Lodge.

K9 Officer Ranger retired today, officially earning the title of "very, very good boy" from Sheriff Brett Bowling and rest of the Creek County Sheriff's Office.

Get Your Lucky On! Tickets are on sale February 1-28, 2025, for $1 each. Details inside.

On a bright January day, Youth Services of Creek County cut the ribbon on an expansion they had been working towards for over 25 years. "I still walk through the building and I think, is this real? I want to pinch myself."

Despite offering a higher-capacity generator at a lower cost, the Commissioners awarded the bid to a competitor, citing incorrect specifications.

Tai Chi is scientifically proven to improve balance and mobility in senior citizens and others with mobility issues. Sign up for the free class!

The annual spaghetti luncheon is set to take place on February 6th, but tickets for the event are on sale now. See inside for how to get your tickets.

"We expect minimal immediate impact to day-to-day operations and remain fully committed to providing safe, enriching, and supportive environments and engagement opportunities for youth."

The increase in utility rates will be as much as 30% in some cases, but still keeps Sapulpa somewhere in the middle when compared to the rates of other cities for water, and on the high end in sewer rates compared to other cities.

From extremely humble beginnings in Mississippi, Elizabeth McCoy rose through segregation and adversity to make a name for herself as a physician, and is believed to be at one time, "Oklahoma's only woman doctor."