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The Creek County Board of Adjustment approved two separate variances on agricultural land for two new marijuana processing facilities Tuesday evening.

High winds today, and a fire danger, but no burn ban. Plus, snow coming?

Even after his death, Sapulpa-born Marshal Royal still leaves his mark on the jazz culture and community.

The flyer—which contains inaccurate information regarding city council candidates and the 2-cent sales tax renewal, has been described as "an attempt to inject partisan politics into the city."

Creek County maps need to be updated to ensure accuracy regarding their 911 system and GIS data, the County Commissioners learned at Monday morning’s meeting. GIS—or Geographical Information System—is a computer software system that displays information about geographical locations in a given area. The software contains several layers of information—which can be overlayed or seen…

Learn more about how segregation led to Sapulpa’s black community establishing its own businesses, clubs, and patrons.

After a long absence, Frankoma Pottery is making a physical return to Oklahoma—but not to Sapulpa.

Did you know that a portion of Main Street once had trees in a median separating the north and southbound lanes? They called it "Memory Lane." What happened to them?

With temperatures in the upper 20s and light, non-sticking snow falling, Sapulpa Firefighters went out to battle a house fire on Wednesday evening.

Voters in Precinct 112 will be temporarily moving to a new polling location.