Local Business News

More than almost any other building in Sapulpa, the small, almost nondescript structure at 16 S. Park defined the "Oil Capital of the Southwest." Now it's gone. See the photos and video we captured.

The Oklahoma Legislature recently passed legislation making changes to our local tag agencies. There has been, however, misinformation about what the changes mean.

Really, there's nothing else like it in this town, and there hasn't been for a long time.

The damage to the late-model Honda that the woman was driving looked to be minimal, but the building sustained considerable damage.

With this influx of new businesses that Sapulpa is seeing, Dancing Skeleton (609b S. Main) is a must on the ‘new experiences’ list of things to explore.

Mead, which is a wine made from honey instead of grapes, is the primary draw of the new craft winery located at 609b S. Main Street.

The heydays of oil, trains, brick and glass that gave Sapulpa its roaring start might be long gone, but it's not hard to imagine the energy and excitement that must have been present in the community during those days, especially when you look at what's happening in Sapulpa today.

The place is easy to miss, but the experience inside is unlike anything else Sapulpa has. Read the story of the heartbreak that led to a business of a different kind in town.

After seven long years, Gasoline Alley Classics is opening on Route 66 in a former Model T dealership in downtown Sapulpa.

Edmond Slyman, known as "Tex" by many, and as the owner of Sapulpa staple Freddie's BBQ and Steakhouse on New Sapulpa Road, passed away on Monday, July 25th after a long illness.