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"HESYECV (The Savior)" is the first feature-length film in the Mvskoke language. The event will feature traditional Mvskoke hymns and fun pre-show activities.

The Central US Golf Carts store that caught fire early Friday morning is being deemed "a total loss" by Sapulpa firefighters.

The dispensary was part of a multimillion-dollar private commercial development approved in 2020 that included a food truck park and an amphitheater.

“Abby is a great addition to our team,” said David Reed, founder and principal of Sapulpa-based Reed Architecture. “She has a wonderful attitude and is eager to learn and grow in her career.”

Sara Nance says Sapulpa has made her feel "extremely welcome and home already."

The store has confirmed its last day of business will be February 25th. Details inside.

Sapulpa's last mom-and-pop locally owned BBQ restaurant, Boss Hawg, has announced that Saturday, January 18th, will be their last day as a full-service restaurant.

Catch up with what a busy year 2024 was for David Reed and his team at Reed Architecture & Interiors, and what they are looking forward to in 2025 and beyond.

Sugar Llama's store owners said they weren't expecting such an abrupt closure. "We have poured our hearts and souls, blood, sweat, and tears into this store, and that is literally the truth."

Of course 2024 was a big year for Sapulpa, but 2025 looks to be every bit as exciting. From city projects to new schools and businesses, here's what we're looking forward to the most in the next year.