Special Interest
Sapulpa Times Announces Major Updates to its Community Events Calendar
August 9, 2017
As part of an ongoing effort to keep the community informed of local events that support Sapulpa's businesses and organizations, Sapulpa Times has shifted it's Facebook marketing strategy from a "Share our stuff all the time" approach to more of a shotgun method that promotes the events of our town and surrounding communities. The response has…
Sapulpa book Roll Out set for 66 Blowout
June 2, 2017
The book’s author is local writer Don Diehl who took on the project for the Sapulpa Historical Society. He said he had lots of help with the content but was unable to identify the four youngsters in the cover photo. But it does easily represent Sapulpa kids during the late 1940s.
Back to the Future: Signs of the Times Brings Back Iconic Old Sign
May 9, 2017
The building itself is full of history, but now owner Larry White has added another trophy to the shelf of preserved Sapulpa history—a sign that until recently, you could only see in old photos.
Celebrate Graduation Safely; Don’t Provide Alcohol to Minors
May 2, 2017
High school seniors across the country are studying for their final exams in preparation for graduation. Graduation is a big accomplishment, and will likely be followed by parties honoring the students. Oklahoma State University’s department of Prevention Programs wants to remind everyone to celebrate safely and follow the law by not providing alcohol to minors.…
Three Steps for Financial Peace
April 11, 2017
April is Financial Literacy Month, and Jennifer Henagar from First United Bank has some great advice to share.
Letter to the Editor: “No Help” From Those That Represent Us
March 6, 2017
Editor's Note: We've covered the Town Hall mentioned in this letter here. I attended Rep. Lucas's Town Hall in Sapulpa last Wednesday. While we were appreciative of the Congressman's visit, many of us are unhappy about his representation of our issues. That was well demonstrated during my request for some help from the Congressman in…
Sapulpa Times articles now being indexed in Google News
December 19, 2016
Tulsa. Dallas. Jenks. Sand Springs. San Antonio. Even Saint Petersburg, Russia. And of course, Sapulpa, Oklahoma. These are the locations from which our readers are flocking to our stories over the last 30 days. While some of these locations make a lot of sense, and others leave us scratching our head ("why did Dallas account for 14%…
Sapulpa Times Now Publishing in Apple’s News App
December 2, 2016
We already know how much you love to make Sapulpa Times a part of your regular Facebook routine, but now we've added another avenue for consuming your favorite local independent news source: Apple News. While we've always tried to connect with our audience through the channels they use most, they've always been Social Media channels such…
Local Cafe Helps You Serve our Police, Veterans
November 18, 2016
If you've not had the chance to visit the newly-opened Route 66 Courthouse Cafe yet, I'd highly recommend you stop in. I was there for a quick breakfast late this morning, and though the food was good—but as the waitress said, "it's hard to mess up toast and coffee"—it was the sign near the cash register…
Sapulpa’s United Way Campaign hits the 70% mark
November 7, 2016
Sapulpa’s 2016 United Way Campaign is underway. Sapulpa campaign committee members established a goal of $293,000 to help the Tulsa Area United Way meet an overall goal of $24,873,000. This year’s campaign chairman is Vickie Beyer, and co-chair is Patty Hershberger. Each year, Sapulpa participates with the Tulsa Area United Way to raise money to…