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City Building Inspector Mark Stephens has been working on amending the City’s Master Fee Schedule for months, to make it more consistent with other nearby municipalities, making sure that Sapulpa’s fees remain fair, while also ensuring that these expenses are covered so no new taxes or fees will have to be raised to cover the…

Despite the sweltering heat, more than 350 Chamber members turned out for this unique outdoor event.

On Saturday June 12th the Sapulpa Elks Lodge #1118 will honor and celebrate the national observance for the symbol of our country – Flag Day. This will be 10 a.m. at Martha’s Corner.

This "Cowboys Who Care" rodeo will benefit Oklahoma children and youth in foster care.

The tournament will be from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.; children 15 and under are eligible to participate!

A behind-the-scenes view will reveal annual and perennial flowers, vegetable and herb gardening, water management, and hardscape design!

Youth Services of Creek County recently partnered with the Office of Juvenile Affairs to bring the “Connecticut Model: Effective Police Interactions with Youth for Positive Interactions with Oklahoma Youth Project” CLEET-certified class to the County’s law enforcement officers.”  YSCC Executive Director Erin Brook told Sapulpa Times, “We were excited to introduce this training to the…

In a strange turn of events, a Special Use Permit for a new dispensary on Dewey Ave received no motion—neither for nor against—and therefore, no action was taken.

King’s Cross Presbyterian Church will relocate to the former Clary Fields Golf Course clubhouse at 9999 South 49th West Avenue.

Add in music, snacks, free lawn ornaments, family games and lots of love from Pepper, the police department's newest K-9 officer, and the event turned into a very special success.