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Flu cases and hospitalizations on the rise in Oklahoma schools
Staff Reports | January 31, 2025
At Sapulpa High School, school officials have advised parents to monitor their children closely for flu symptoms and follow guidelines to help prevent the spread of illness.
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Youth Services of Creek County completes expansion construction, doubles in size and capacity
On a bright January day, Youth Services of Creek County cut the ribbon on an expansion they had been working towards for over 25 years. "I still walk through the building and I think, is this real? I want to pinch myself."
Sapulpa couple arrested on charges of child neglect and animal cruelty
Graphic Content: Police were shown photos of a snake and lizard believed to be "dead and decaying" in their crate, and a child's bedroom door with brown streaks "which appeared to be from a child finger painting in the feces."
Candidate filing is starting soon for certain Creek County municipal offices
Eligible seats include the towns of Depew, Kellyville, Kiefer, Mounds and Oilton.
Been There, Done That: Then There Were Four
This weekend the Super Bowl LIX teams will be decided. The whole season has been narrowed down to the four teams still in contention through the post-season play-off games.
Creek County Board of Commissioners threatened with legal action by contractor
Despite offering a higher-capacity generator at a lower cost, the Commissioners awarded the bid to a competitor, citing incorrect specifications.
Creek County Literacy Program Hosts Tai ChiTai Chi: Moving for Better Balance
Tai Chi is scientifically proven to improve balance and mobility in senior citizens and others with mobility issues. Sign up for the free class!
Sapulpa Receives Multi-Million Dollar Federal Grant to Prepare Students and Families for College
Sapulpa students, along with their families, will receive important services and information to help them better prepare for and succeed in college, thanks to a multi-year federal GEAR UP grant award.
Oklahoma senators applauds Red Dye 3 ban, vows continued action on food safety
Red Dye 3 has long been controversial due to scientific evidence pointing to health concerns, including possible links to cancer and negative behavioral impacts in children.
Heat your home safely during upcoming cold snap
With another round of below-freezing temperatures arriving in Oklahoma this weekend, the American Red Cross and Oklahoma Natural Gas are offering tips to heat homes safely and prepare families in case they experience a fire.
Been There, Done That: Freeze and Fire
Last week I woke up early because it was forecasted to snow overnight. It wasn’t even sunrise yet but there was an awesome illumination in the sky awaiting another beautiful Oklahoma sunrise.
Police across the country warning about “brushing scams”
There's a new kind of scam happening around the country involving QR codes included with mysterious packages. Here's what to do if you get one.
Tickets on sale now for spaghetti luncheon to Support Creek County Literacy Program
The annual spaghetti luncheon is set to take place on February 6th, but tickets for the event are on sale now. See inside for how to get your tickets.
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