You only think you know Sapulpa.

Every week we publish stories of Sapulpa's history, recalling both the events at the time, and the nostalgia for days gone by. Dig in and learn more about what the Sapulpa of yesteryear was like.

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  • Spotlight in Sapulpa: Headlines in history for August 23rd

    Editors and publishers gather in Sapulpa in 1928 for a newspaper conference. In 1932, Sapulpa Jaycees are invited to witness a transcontinental air derby in Bartlesville. In 1966, college courses are offered in Sapulpa. In 2004, Sapulpa native finds success in NYC theater.

    August 23, 2023
  • This Week in Sapulpa History: For Whom the Bell Tolls

    Read the story of Sapulpa's City Hall Bell Tower, which met its demise today in 1935 after ringing for the final time in a tribute to Will Rogers and Wiley Post.

    August 22, 2023
  • Spotlight in Sapulpa: Headlines in history for August 22nd

    Look at the stories making headlines in 1927, 1933, 1942, and 2005 on August 22nd in history.

    August 22, 2023
  • Spotlight in Sapulpa: Headlines in history for August 21st

    See the headlines in history regarding dividing Creek County, the new manager of the Sapulpa Cafe, and Sapulpa's new female football player.

    August 21, 2023
  • Spotlight in Sapulpa: Headlines in history for August 20th

    Read a quick summary of stories from today in history in Sapulpa, including the Dollar Day Sidewalk Sale, and see what kept the Creek County Sheriff's Deputies busy that weekend in 1973.

    August 20, 2023
  • Spotlight on Sapulpa: Headlines in history for August 19th

    Here are the stories making headlines in Sapulpa history for August 19th

    August 19, 2023

Do You Remember Sapulpa?

Stories of days gone by in the town we love.

"Do You Remember" was a weekly column that ran for years in the Sapulpa Times from longtime resident and former Sapulpa Times writer Charles Betzler.

Headlines in Sapulpa History

Every day we publish snippets of stories making headlines in local history. Read the latest.