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During the January 10th meeting, the Park Board voted to approve and take action on a number of different items this year for Sapulpa's parks.

The Sapulpa City Council approved the entry into an agreement between Sapulpa Police Department Special Enforcement Team (SET) and the Creek County Sheriff Office Habitual and Violent Offenders Crimes (HAVOC) to work together. Creek County Sheriff Bret Bowling said the agreement “is an incentive for intelligence-based policing (IBP), which is our future. In order to…

At least two businesses on Dewey Avenue are closing temporarily for the next week or so in order to recover and restock inventory after a season of heavy spending during the Route 66 Christmas Chute.

The year 2022 was a memorable one, to be sure, but it didn't come without its share of loss.

Shortly before 1 p.m. on Tuesday, December 27th, a late model Honda sedan was southbound on 49th West Avenue and failed to yield to a full-sized Nissan van, which struck the Honda on the driver's side.

Sapulpa resident Dayton Baccus earned points and prizes in competition with 36 other cane users from across the state.

"I've taught Paislee whatever you do in life to do your best! And she went out on that stage and rocked it!"

The 2022 Sapulpa Main Street Jingle Bells Sweepstakes was met with the usual crowd of hopefuls, despite the chilly temperatures.

A collision at the corner of Bryan and Linden shortly before noon on Tuesday resulted in an overturned SUV, according to officers at the scene.

It's a new day for the Sapulpa Herald, the city's longest-surviving newspaper—and its competitor, the Sapulpa Times.