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Sapulpa Arts turns 35 in March of 2022
February 22, 2022
Sapulpa Arts celebrates 35 years with a new name and new goals for the future. Get a look at what…
Black History in Sapulpa: Teacher College and Training School for Women and Girls
February 21, 2022
Before the doors even opened, nearly 800 students were enrolled for the Oklahoma Baptist College
Two New Marijuana processing plants find homes in Creek County
February 18, 2022
The Creek County Board of Adjustment approved two separate variances on agricultural land for two new marijuana processing facilities Tuesday…
High winds and fire danger today, but no burn ban in Creek County
February 15, 2022
High winds today, and a fire danger, but no burn ban. Plus, snow coming?
Black History in Sapulpa: Marshal Royal influences jazz musicians to this day
February 15, 2022
Even after his death, Sapulpa-born Marshal Royal still leaves his mark on the jazz culture and community.
Sapulpa City Council addresses misinformation campaign regarding 2-cent sales tax
February 8, 2022
The flyer—which contains inaccurate information regarding city council candidates and the 2-cent sales tax renewal, has been described as "an…
Creek County Maps Need Updates For Parcel Lines for GIS 911 Data Management
February 7, 2022
Creek County maps need to be updated to ensure accuracy regarding their 911 system and GIS data, the County Commissioners…
Black History in Sapulpa: Negro Chamber of Commerce & Women’s Auxiliary, Segregation, and Businesses
February 6, 2022
Learn more about how segregation led to Sapulpa’s black community establishing its own businesses, clubs, and patrons.
Frankoma Pottery returns in a new location in Glenpool
February 4, 2022
After a long absence, Frankoma Pottery is making a physical return to Oklahoma—but not to Sapulpa.
This week in Sapulpa History: Main Street had the trees in the median removed
February 4, 2022
Did you know that a portion of Main Street once had trees in a median separating the north and southbound…
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