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The Creek County Democratic Party is pleased to announce it is offering up to two $1500 scholarships in 2023. Here's how to apply.

The November 15 Board of Adjustments meeting held in the old ballroom of the Collins Building was standing-room only with a crowd of people opposing several requests for zoning variances. John Rogers applied for a special exception to allow a wedding venue/event center on land zoned agricultural at 18380 South 65th West Avenue, Mounds, Oklahoma.…

Legal woes for the Town of Oilton have delayed property tax statements for Creek County property owners, as brought up during Monday, November 14th’s Board of County Commissioners meeting. According to Creek County Treasurer Don Engle, the town has a $40,000 judgment rendered against it resulting in a six-mill levy assessed on Oilton property owners…

"If [this] goes past the second week in December, we are going to have a big problem"

A local construction company went before the County Commissioners last week to get a permit—for a project that they had already started, and evidently, had done incorrectly.

Lion President and District Attorney Max Cook introduced guest speaker, Lieutenant Richard Losurdo, Oklahoma Highway Patrol at the recent Lions Club meeting.  Losurdo was presented with the Trilogy Award by the FBI Leadership Academy, holds an Oklahoma Law Enforcement Advanced Terrorism Certificate, obtained a Master of Arts degree in Homeland Security from American Military Acadamy,…

This family-friendly comedy about a production of the traditional "Christmas Carol" going haywire is sure to draw a crowd.

A building that became known as "The Castle" was actually an elementary school and became an iconic landmark in town until a fateful fire in 1911.

The Lions Club recently had Pam Timmons from Hough Ear Institute as a guest speaker at their lunch meeting.

The County is looking to index roughly 438,000 records—some of which are over 100 years old.