The Sapulpa Historical Society Museum has announced it will be extending its closing until February 4th, at least.
“We get one shot at this. We want to do a good job.”
The Creek County Board of Adjustment unanimously approved an exemption to allow the popular new motocross track to continue operations.
According to the CDC, as of January 11th, 8,987,322 Americans have received their first COVID-19 vaccination dose—a third of the 25 million doses that have been distributed to the states under the Operation Warp Speed program.
At the end of a short and efficient regular City Council meeting, Mayor Craig Henderson announced to the Council, public, and city staff that COVID-19 “vaccines are here,” in Sapulpa.
The President presented some caveats to his signature, and the House has passed the refined bill. It now rests with the Senate.
On Monday, December 28th the Board of County Commissioners chose a replacement for Paul Farris, Creek County’s retiring […]
Lots of updates at last week’s Creek County Commissioners meeting, including a look at some upcoming project completions, and changes to the Creek County Fairgrounds
It’s easy to look back on this dumpster fire of a year and say “good riddance!” as we close out this painful chapter in our lives. But should we?
Doctors and scientists are investigating the reason behind several severe allergic reactions to COVID-19 vaccines. Here’s what we know so far.
On December 21, 2020, Congress approved another COVID-19 relief bill. The $900 billion package passed 91-7 in the U.S. Senate and 359-53 in the House of Representatives along with the $1.4 trillion omnibus spending bill to fund the operation of the federal government until September. Here’s the breakdown of what’s in the bill.
We don’t know if the Pfizer vaccine will stop a person from spreading COVID-19. They could receive the vaccine and still be an asymptomatic carrier.
Why are we so fascinated with the Christmas story? Have you ever stopped and pondered that question? Here are some reasons why after all of these centuries, the enchantment of Christmas remains.
The county’s largest food bank was able to provide a full turkey or ham holiday dinner, a backpack full of food, and bags of gifts for all of the Christmas Stars on their tree.
