Organizations

Work to continue for one year, then become an industrial park.

The new show will be played by two separate casts and will run two full weekends starting May 14th, and then will run every Saturday night through the end of June.

At their Monday meeting, the Board of County Commissioners of Creek County approved the signing of a letter from the Oklahoma Department of Transportation for the reclassification of a “functionally classified road” to a “local road,” due to its “loss in connectivity” from an impassable bridge.

See photos from the opening day of the Farmers Market, and learn more about the new vendors!

An audit that breaks down Sapulpa's financial outlook by position, performance and capability has delivered a score that shows Sapulpa is doing well and improving, financially.

Learn more about what's driving the vision behind the new BTW Recreation Center as plans get closer to being complete.

Millions of people use online tools and digital resources to investigate their family’s past, and create family trees. The Sapulpa Public Library has an abundance of resources and professional assistance.

The new playground will be a "universally designed, sensory-rich environment" for children of all needs and interests.

Creek County Students Submit Poems to Win Cash Prizes and College Course at TCC

Jody Baker, Sapulpa Parks & Recreation Director, submitted his resignation on Friday, April 16th. We talked to him about his proudest accomplishments as City Parks Director.