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Sapulpa restaurants may be forced to close their dining areas completely. Some are in favor of it, and others are saying they'd never reopen.

Starting tomorrow, you'll only be able to access the Courthouse and Collins buildings from one side, and will have your temperature taken upon entering.

The proclamation also restricts traffic dockets and "strongly discourages" certain gatherings in churches, restaurants, bars and gyms. See details inside.

Some county offices are removing chairs and emphasizing online options to limit paperwork and contact.

Commissioner Leon Warner said, “If there is a road in my district that is not deteriorating, I haven’t found it. They are all bad!”

The new season Cash Mob officially started in February, but it's not too late to jump in. Here are the details and how to join! What is Cash Mob? Cash Mob is a group of shoppers dedicated to supporting our local downtown businesses. It's an organization created by Sapulpa Main Street, and Main Street members…

The traveling exhibit, on loan from the Oklahoma History Center in Oklahoma City, is a fascinating combination of stories, photography, and audio, that tells about one of the darkest periods of time for the midwest—both literally and figuratively.

"The citizens of Creek County should know that ... this government is determined, more now than ever, to protect the unalienable rights of its people.”

The Sapulpa Area Parkinson Disease Support Group will meet Wednesday, February 26, at Central Tech in Sapulpa, 1720 S. Main.

The Creek County Long Term Recover Group (CCLTRG) received a $30,000 grant from the Disaster Relief Fund for Eastern Oklahoma to provide assistance to Creek County 2019 storm survivors.