Local Business News

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.

For the 10th consecutive year, Central Tech is celebrating the honor of being named a "Top Workplace" through a confidential survey.

Read the story of how a group of friends put together an event for the local K9 officers with only a week's notice.

Jordon's Flower Farm has been hit with what could be a $20,000 loss after the storms over the weekend destroyed their crop's protective tunnel.

"I think it's given people some perspective on what you can do with an old building. Because really, there are a lot of buildings downtown that have been redone, and nothing's been done like this."

There are 4.6 trillion cigarette butts discarded every year. A local man is working to turn this litter into something useful.

Reed Architecture & Interiors, which relocated from Tulsa to Sapulpa just a few years ago, is now celebrating 15 years in business!