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Sapulpa police say a man is in the hospital in serious condition after he was ejected from his vehicle during a crash on early Thursday morning.

At its Monday morning meeting on July 12th, the Board of County Commissioners for Creek County approved a request by CimTel and FiberLink to sponsor their joint application for a National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) grant to expand broadband infrastructure in Creek County’s rural areas.

This year, 14 teams were able to raise just over $16,800 to help fund all YSCC does for children and families in Creek County, including parenting classes, counselling, and sheltering misplaced youth.

The atmosphere is changing for law enforcement across America as violence against police escalates. Read how some of our local officers are getting new training to save their own lives.

Previous discussions about investing the bulk of the County’s ARPA funds into 12 laddered Certificates of Deposit was continued on Monday, July 12th.

The Creek County Health Department hosted a “Show and Tell” on Monday event highlighting their health services available to residents of Creek County and expanded services in development by utilizing their new mobile wellness units.

On Monday afternoon, a woman reportedly went left of center in the westbound lane, nearly resulting in a head-on collision with a police officer.

See our gallery of photos from the Great Race, which made its only stop in Oklahoma right here in Sapulpa!

Lawson talks about the bills that were filed in 2020, including some important ones regarding children being affected by the McGirt ruling.

Food trucks are becoming more prevalent in the Sapulpa, and new ordinances are taking effect