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Creek County under a burn ban until November 3rd
Micah Choquette | October 21, 2024
Creek County Commissioners have instituted a burn ban, effective at noon today and expected to last two weeks through noon on November 3rd.
Do you remember the Gierharts?
The Gierharts are an entrepreneurial family whose service to Sapulpa has spanned over seven decades.
Statewide bicycle route proposed for Route 66
The proposed route would stretch across 400 miles of the historic highway in Oklahoma and through downtown Sapulpa, starting at the intersection of Oak and Dewey.
Did you know about these well-known inventions created by women?
Female inventors have played a significant role in U.S. scientific and technological development. However, quite often they did not receive recognition for their accomplishments. On May 5, 1809, Mary Kies became the first U.S. woman to receive a patent, which was for her technique of weaving straw with silk. There were women inventors prior to…
Man plows SUV through a fence and into a tree on North Hickory
The man was transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. There were no other vehicles involved.
Sapulpa man sentenced after child pornography convictions
Investigators discovered 193 images and 33 videos depicting the abuse and rape of children as young as infants.
Sapulpa Animal Shelter picks up a peacock
Shelter employees say they had to put the peacock in the laundry room because they're out of space.
Man in serious condition after collision early Thursday morning
Sapulpa police say a man is in the hospital in serious condition after he was ejected from his vehicle during a crash on early Thursday morning.
Broadband to be expanded in rural Creek Co, emergency management applications will be accepted through the end of the month
At its Monday morning meeting on July 12th, the Board of County Commissioners for Creek County approved a request by CimTel and FiberLink to sponsor their joint application for a National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) grant to expand broadband infrastructure in Creek County’s rural areas.
“Eat, Bowl and be Merry:” League the Way 2021 with Youth Services of Creek County
This year, 14 teams were able to raise just over $16,800 to help fund all YSCC does for children and families in Creek County, including parenting classes, counselling, and sheltering misplaced youth.
Do You Remember Liberty Glass?
At one time there were four glass plants operating in Sapulpa. One of the most prominent was Liberty Glass. Read more about the company that contributed to Sapulpa's moniker: "The Crystal City of the Southwest."
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