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Sapulpa is now a certified "Film-Friendly" City, by the standards of the Oklahoma Film and Music Office, a division of the Oklahoma Department of Commerce.

“It has been around the United States for probably twelve to fifteen years, it has just never made it across the border into Oklahoma.”

This year, seven families, or a total of 25 kids, are getting a brighter holiday season thanks to the generosity of Sapulpa Rotary and Sapulpa FOP.

Sapulpa's "Oil City of the Southwest" sign welcomed travelers for years. Whatever happened to it?

Steven McClenathan is $500 richer this Christmas, after winning the final ticket to the 2022 Sapulpa Main Street Jingle Bells Sweepstakes—or to hear him tell it, his wife is $500 richer.

As 2022 comes to an end the Sapulpa City Council makes plans for 2023.

The Sapulpa Community Theatre (124 S. Water Street) has sold its last ticket for the highly-anticipated Christmas play, "A Dickens' Christmas Carol."

Sheriff Bret Bowling presented Deputy Adam Heitman with the Creek County Sheriff’s Life Saving Award at the November 21 BOCC meeting.

Public Works Director Steve Hardt says the discoloration does not affect the safety of their drinking water.

Read about the dozen Oklahoma authors at the showcase held by the Sapulpa Public Library, featuring Joy Harjo, the first Native American Poet Laureate.