Organizations

After launching the planning process in 2024, the second phase of the GO! Plan includes connecting to the existing regional trail network, improving pedestrian and bicycle safety, and identifying barriers and solutions for residents to safely access destinations using walking or bicycling modes.

Sapulpa has numerous organizations that directly benefit from the Tulsa Area United Way. This record-breaking achievement means more towards local non-profits, not just Tulsa.

The changes come after city staff analyzed the fees and their usage, looking for ways for the city and golfers to get the best value for their dollar.

After a long hiatus that began with the pandemic, the CCLP Spelling Bee fundraiser is coming back!

Sapulpa Public Schools has announced that they'll take a traditional snow day for Thursday, February 20th. "Decisions have not been made for Friday, but we will keep you posted," school officials said in a statement sent to parents.

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.