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At Tuesday's meeting, Sapulpa's City Council agreed to raise the rates for lots and burials—the first such increase in about 13 years.

The actual start-up date for the Bartlett-Collins Glass plant began on June 28, 1915, striking to life the era of Sapulpa's reputation as "The Crystal City of the Southwest."

Watch the video of how our ride in the 1922 Packard went (spoiler: it was awesome).

Despite temperatures near 100 degrees, a sold-out Sapulpa Chamber Golf Tournament provided a great day of fun and games, judging by the comments from those involved.

A show that the organizers say they've been trying to make happen for years finally did, and boy was it great.

Though Juneteenth has only recently become a federal holiday, the tradition of celebrating the emancipation of slavery in Sapulpa dates all the way back to 1908.

The City has been interested in the property as part of its upcoming alleyway redesign, which is slated to begin this summer.

“Golf playing was suddenly halted when a strange whirling mechanism spun thru the air overhead. The golfers stopped their games and stared at the [strange] sounding vehicle of the air.”

In the 1930s, Dewey was widened to make room for highway traffic. Nearly 100 years later, it may be changing again.

Visitors will be transported back in time as they travel from the museum to a nearby lake in the refurbished car