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County Notebook

January 21, 2022

BOCC and Sheriff’s Office made up the additional notes for the week of January 21st

Using ARPA Funds for COVID Paid Leave

January 18, 2022

The county is looking at the ramifications of using ARPA funds for COVID-relief pay for…

This Week in Sapulpa History: Sapulpa Banks Struggled to Move Forward After Scandals and Closings

January 16, 2022

One bank closes and is consolidated, while another is the site of the town’s first…

New Library Director looking forward to the future, expanding presence in town

January 16, 2022

Though new to the position, Haddock is not new to the community, having served with…

K9 Deputy to retire, will be adopted by his handler

January 14, 2022

Bear is nearly 70 in dog years, and his handler says his career with the…

Vickrey takes over as Fire Chief

January 10, 2022

Get to know the new chief of the Sapulpa Fire Department who former chief David…

This Week in Sapulpa History: Sapulpa Was Experiencing a Drought And Needed a Miracle

January 9, 2022

Today 100 years ago, Sapulpa was on the verge of being forced to spend what…

“Maggie M:” The Gift that Keeps on Giving

January 6, 2022

We thought it good, with the passing of Sapulpa native Shirley Bennett Brooks, last month,…

This Week in Sapulpa History: Tragedy Strikes the Meyer Family and Home

January 4, 2022

Max Meyer, the eccentric Sapulpa entrepreneur, lost his wife in the house fire that destroyed…

Taco Bell, Christmas Chutes, and Neighbor Disputes: Sapulpa City Council deals with nuisances, concerns, and plans for the next year

January 4, 2022

The Taco Bell entrance on Birch St. in Sapulpa was under debate at the weekly…