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The burn ban was not rescinded at the Monday, October 17th board meeting, and will be on the agenda for October 24th.

Catch the latest in what happened in Sapulpa sports last week! Way to go, Big Blue!

It might be the end of Food Truck Friday, but it's not nearly the end for the schedule of events Sapulpa has for the fall and into the holidays. Here is a look at what's coming up in the next few weeks.

The Western Heritage Days festival at Bristow featured something the town has likely not seen in a hundred years, if ever—a live cattle drive, right down the main street of downtown, made even more interesting because that street was Historic Route 66.

Lincoln and his grandparents got to be such frequent customers that it wasn’t long before the entire staff knew him by name, and looked forward to seeing him each week.

The decision comes as the County decides what to do with the regal event space that has since had its usability severely limited by the State Fire Marshal.

Concerns were raised about how it would impact the natural environment surrounding the area and the traffic on Highway 117.

The city council voted to reject the staff and project manager's recommendation, leading to doubt about whether the project will finish in time for the Christmas Chute.

Early voting for the June 28 Primary Election begins Thursday at 8 a.m. Republican and Democratic primaries will take place, along with several nonpartisan elections in many counties.

There's a ton of stuff happening in and around Sapulpa this weekend as we officially kick off the first full week of Summer, and here's a look at what's going on!