“They show a true affinity for people and have shown how running their business the right way can make a positive impact on individuals, families, and communities.”
This week in Sapulpa History, the runners for the famous “Bunion Derby” raced their way through downtown Sapulpa.
Did you know that the largest number of kites to be flown simultaneously is an astounding 12,350? See these and more kite facts inside.
Rachel Whitney, Curator, Sapulpa Historical Museum The township of Sapulpa would be incorporated as a city in Indian Territory (I.T.), later state of Oklahoma, on March
The BTW Coffee Shoppe hosted a pre-planning seminar at the BTW Recreation Center, Sunday, March 19th.
Displays of daffodils and forsythia are a welcome break from the drab winter shades of brown. What a sight for sore eyes as their bright yellow blooms pop out everywhere!
The State Question 820 proposal failed on Tuesday night, despite being almost evenly split locally amongst dispensaries and residents.
This week a Sapulpa girl performed “Scandals” to a Tulsa audience, but Eileen Hoyt had an even larger role to come…as a presidential candidate’s wife.
This week in Sapulpa history, the Chamber of Commerce met on February 27th, 1905 to discuss improvements to the town. The discussion about constructing a form of a viaduct over the Frisco railroad tracks, sidewalk additions, advertisements, and travelers’ entertainment.
We have some state placers in wrestling, regional champs in girls’ basketball, and it’s opening week for spring sports!
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