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"It's my goal to try and be a kind person to every one of them and help them through whatever they need help getting through that day."

Who knew there was so much to know about hooks? Aspiring serious anglers will want to check this out.

Anyone who’s driven by Kiefer High School on 151st Street has probably noticed some construction going on at the football field. Thanks to the $29 million bond that local voters approved in April 2022, there are a number of significant athletic facility upgrades underway.

Sapulpan Nancy Rudolph Davis broke racial barriers when she became the first African American to attend Oklahoma A&M College, which would later be OSU.

A Sand Springs man was arrested over a week ago on charges related to public intoxication, as well as stolen vehicle and property charges that resulted in the recovery of over $12,000 in what police say is likely stolen equipment.

Kent Daniel was the guest speaker at the Sapulpa Chamber’s monthly Business Over Breakfast last Thursday morning, where he gave a talk about Sapulpa’s petunia program, as well as the City’s progressive approach to making downtown more nature-friendly and how it can help attract tourism.

“We are prioritizing emergency preparedness facilities, first responders, medical and nursing facilities, and schools in our restoration efforts.”

According to OGE, around 9600 in Sapulpa are currently without power.

Ms. Johnson was one of two recipients of the CCDEM Scholarship, but was not present at the April 20 Creek County Democratic Party meeting in Drumright, at which Hope Barton was awarded a scholarship.

"We gather here to honor them because their sacrifice is just as great as the names on those wonderful, wonderful memorials. They have given and paid an ultimate sacrifice, they gave to this community."