Severe weather held off just long enough for folks to enjoy the lighting of the Tree of Hope and everything the Lights On! ceremony had to offer.
State Department of Health issues Thanksgiving guidance, releases recommendations on safe gatherings
State and local health departments encourage families to stay safe, avoid large gatherings and follow CDC guidelines.
Carriage rides, live window displays, and a special visit from Lieutenant Governor Matt Pinnell will headline tonight’s “Lights On!” event at 5:30p.
In the span of one week, the number of “red zone” zip codes in Tulsa county has nearly doubled to 35. Sapulpa is included in this report.
Two Kellyville Police Officers were awarded Life Saving Pins for their actions in saving the life of Mackenzie Woods, the two-year-old girl who lost a portion of her right arm in a mowing accident in September.
SPS is expected to return to Sapulpa City Council on the evening of Monday, November 16 to aid in the discussion and possible adoption of a proclamation requiring a city-wide mask mandate.
The new winter season will change for the year, because of the games being indoors. See the new process inside.
Recently retired Judge Rick Woolery, is among those honored last week during the Oklahoma Bar Association’s 116th Annual Meeting.
UPDATE: The 2020 Christmas Parade has been canceled.
Two separate Sapulpa institutions closed up due to Coronavirus concerns, one of which only a day after opening after being closed already.
Sapulpa may join the list of area cities that are activating a mask mandate. The item is set to be voted on in Monday’s City Council meeting.
Though the rise in county cases has moved the school system to Orange Level 2, the case count at the schools has decreased from last week.
No pandemic has ever been contained by purposely allowing the disease to spread unabated in the hope that people will develop immunity.
According to the latest White House Coronavirus Task Force report, released Wednesday, November 11, 2020, Oklahoma’s weekly new […]