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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

"There is lots of buzz in our downtown. This incentive builds on that momentum to bring eating options our citizens are hoping to see.”

The new show about a mentally-disabled man who undergoes experimental brain surgery to increase his intelligence, is really making waves.

“Arts Explore! Camp is a great opportunity for your child to express themselves through the arts as they explore the culture of the world outside of Sapulpa”

Sapulpa police worked another motorcycle crash just hours earlier, less than two miles away.

According to the police, the driver of the white truck didn't see the motorcycle, and the motorcyclist collided with the truck's back bumper, tumbling from the motorcycle.