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Something is happening to the world's greatest authors—they're dying in a way that seems...familiar. This star-studded cast is opening the 2022 season with a series of very memorable performances.

Rachel WhitneyCurator, Sapulpa Historical Museum (Editor's note: This story first appeared in the Sapulpa Times Print Edition for February 27th, 2022. It's the final installment on a short series on Black History in Sapulpa.) In 1941, “Nurse Porter” came to Sapulpa. Only 30 years old at the time she first arrived, Porter was a nurse…

Carla Gunn, Vice-Mayor, was appointed as the GO Bond Committee Chair by Mayor Henderson, who will also remain a member.

Commissioners discuss replacing the leaky copper roof on the County Courthouse, as well as purchasing a new self-contained water and foam fire suppression system.

The medical testing lab was approved by the Sapulpa City Council to move forward with several conditions.

Police say the man was walking in the middle of 49th W. Ave in the pouring rain at 4:30 am when he was struck by a vehicle.

The complex was heavily vandalized as thieves cut through several locks to gain access to the expensive equipment inside.

Subscriber-Exclusive: County Employees to enter a grant-writing class, SPS accepts a $233,465 donation, and East Central Oklahoma Electric Co-Op is planning to bring fiber to some homes in Bristow.

Sapulpa Arts celebrates 35 years with a new name and new goals for the future. Get a look at what they're planning for 2022!

Before the doors even opened, nearly 800 students were enrolled for the Oklahoma Baptist College