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Sapulpa police have made a second arrest in the serial vandalism case that we first reported on earlier this afternoon.

A 19-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly vandalizing three of Sapulpa's parks over the weekend.

City, county and state officers raid two local spots known for illegal liquor and gambling: Paradise Lounge and the more famous Dixieland Club on Route 66.

Several agencies assisted in a search for a possible emergency situation at the former Boy Scout camp, but nothing was found.

Sapulpa's character has been shaped by everything from railroads to oil, to brick and glass plants, trolley and transportation systems, even famous pottery. But what about milk?

Early voting is coming up for elections regarding school propositions for Kellyville and Paden public schools.

Sapulpa began as an end-of-the-tracks town for the railroad with a famous hotel and restaurant known as the Harvey House. This week, in 1930, they served their last dinners.

Volunteers are needed to help Creek County’s first and second-graders improve their reading, writing, and basic math skills.

This month in Sapulpa history, in 1969, the concept for a senior home on West Taft began. The lot was purchased for Pleasant Manor Nursing Home. By November, the construction began.

Believe it or not, at least two tales from Sapulpa have made it into the bizarre series of Ripley’s Believe It or Not!