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Kenneth Ray Smith was found not guilty by a jury of his peers on Monday, October 25th at the conclusion of a trial that lasted less than a week, despite the seriousness of the allegations.

In 1921, Sapulpa had a downtown Halloween party that would make most modern-day parties look like a small get-together. Read about how local businesses banded together to make Halloween a hundred years ago one of the most memorable, ever.

Just a few weeks ago, native Sapulpan Josh Woods was just a guy working in Tulsa, belting out tunes in a carwash. Then Bobby Bones saw him on TikTok.

The plan was to drive the approximately 2000 miles to get to the International Studebaker meet in St Louis. And then it rained.

The Sapulpa Chieftains crushed the Hale Rangers 56-0 in a special Thursday edition of High School football at home. The first half was full of strange and crazy plays. 

Learn more about how this dance team has evolved over fifty years from simply fostering school spirit to becoming a core part of SHS athletics.

Big Blue Band wins first, plus a look at what's coming up this week in sports!

Get to know some of the men and women who carry your mail through your neighborhood, day in and day out, regardless of the weather.

“We don’t want to be a Walmart or Walgreens. We want to know everyone that comes in the door."

Ascension St. John in Sapulpa will have luminarias (which include flyers that can be placed in a window of your home, business or vehicle), blue ribbons, and glow sticks for community members to take home.