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Attorney General Gentner Drummond has asked the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to take swift action against bad actors who are endangering consumers with counterfeit forms of the weight-loss and diabetes drugs Mounjaro, Zepbound, Ozempic and Wegovy.

That concept of a "cluttered desk is a sign of a busy mind" is championed by the busy minds of those of us that are often too lazy to be properly organized. That would be me.

"Sapulpa's history on January 24th: Liquor raids in 1908, paving project news in 1936, Cherokee Nation's population boom in 1994, and an author visit in 2008."

"Decades in Sapulpa: School Contest Success, Club Installations, Progress Projections, Memorial Scholarship Fund."

It’s certainly beginning to look a lot like Christmas in the Sapulpa Public Library—particularly in one of their display cabinets, where you’ll find a small Christmas village made up of a dozen or so buildings, created by nothing more than paper and glue.

Good morning! Welcome to the Sunday Timeloop, the subscribers-only newsletter brought to you by Sapulpa Times that catches you up on what you might've missed last week, and helps you prepare for the week ahead.

Nine-year-old Tabitha Hemphill, in her poem "Where the Wind Blows," tells the enigmatic tale of a box and the secret it holds.

It was a great week/weekend to be a Chieftain! Here's a look at how all our teams did, plus a look at what's coming up.

Oct 24, 1949 - Traffic lights ordered; Oct 24, 1963 - Junior High band performance in OKC; Oct 24, 1986 - Halloween carnivals at South Heights and Lone Star schools; Oct 24, 1997 - Benefit auction for Kellyville Library with a hand-made quilt.

"Sapulpa's history: Oct 18, 1907 - Music store opens; 1954 - High school band excels; 1968 - Sales tax gains; 1988 - University admission standards debated."