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This Week in Sapulpa History: A Reel-y Big Fire
One of the more significant fires in downtown Sapulpa happened today in 1952, when the…
This Week in Sapulpa History: Busy July 1906
As Sapulpa went from June into July in 1906, the town was seeing a surge…
“A show that everyone needs to see:” Sapulpa Community Theatre’s new “Leaving Iowa” is a hit
Stories of family road trips from a bygone era, combined with a family dynamic that…
This Week in Sapulpa History: Frankoma Opens in Sapulpa
How do you define “Frankoma?” More than the pottery, more than the man who created…
Creek County awarded $300K in Opiod Abatement Grant
The funding will enable the employment of personnel who will implement a comprehensive multi-level approach…
This Week in Sapulpa History – County Road, Infamous Highway
This week in history, Sapulpa’s Lowdermilk Road—later part of the Ozark Trail and Route 66,…
This Week in Sapulpa History: Chasing cars, bullets, and robbers
At 407 West McKinley, the Hotchkiss Grocery was closed for the night. Except it wasn’t…
Sapulpa’s Boy Scout Troop 225 travels to Talihina, help prepare camp for 4,000 scouts and leaders this summer
Troop 225 plans to return to Hale Scout Reservation for more fun and merit badge…
This Week in Sapulpa History – Sapulpan graduates without a single absence or tardy
Edith Alice Cooper became the first person in recorded Sapulpa history to attend school and…
This Week in Sapulpa History: Sapulpa Businesses and Schools Baseball Showdown
Most locals will know that baseball has been a part of Sapulpa’s pastime since the…
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