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The last car of a legacy that has spanned more than seven decades was sold on Saturday afternoon.

The Founding Feathers project is a large-scale scavenger hunt that will encourage visitors to stop at any of the Chieftain blue metal feathers in 15 historic or iconic locations to gather information about Sapulpa.

The new station will replace the old one, located at 10 E. Murphy, just east of South Main.

Creek County Highway employee Jacob Pilgrim will be the new Emergency Management assistant, as of Monday, August 16th.

The store has partnered with Hissho Sushi, a North Carolina-based food company that makes restaurant-style sushi available to consumers in venues such as neighborhood grocery stores, airports, and universities.

A percentage of sales are donated to The Make Sense Foundation. “Money spent here is money well-spent,” Rogers-Kante said during the ribbon cutting ceremony.

Sapulpa Parks has announced a grand opening for the new “Everyday Heroes” Inclusive Playground that has finished construction at Liberty Park.

Here are items from last week's county and city meetings that may be of interest to our readers.

The County Board of Commissioners approved CimTel and FiberLink’s request to partner with the county in running new underground broadband cables through a portion of the county to reach over 2000 people.

See the photos and read the story of how Vintage Rose moved from its location on Dewey to a new, beautiful store on Main Street