Local Business News

"We understand that it's hard for people to spend money and go out. We're hoping (that) lowering prices for the community will give them a place where they can come and enjoy a good environment and really great food."

The company’s unwavering support since expanding its operations to Drumright in 2013 has been instrumental in enriching the educational experiences of both students and professionals.

Thanks to modern technology, Reed Architecture is able to utilize some of the best talent in the industry, even 1,200 miles away.

“I wasn’t exactly sure what I would be doing when I got into this, but I like it a lot.”

Read about how a Central Tech student used his education to start his own HVAC business. "Sapulpa is very fortunate to have that school here."

A food truck caught fire overnight at the Route 66 Christmas Chute, resulting in the loss of one food truck and some minor damage to the Westfall building at the corner of Park Street and Dewey Avenue.

We had such a great response to our first story, we followed up with five more!

Hear from some of the local shops not located on Route 66 and how they're doing during the Christmas Chute.

Little Bit of Country, after two decades at 124 E Dewey, has returned to its new home at 7 N. Park Street—nearly the same spot it began over 30 years ago.

Though it hasn't been seen in over 25 years, that nostalgic symbol of local Christmas charm is going to enjoyed again by a new generation of Sapulpans, thanks to Swick, who told Sapulpa Times awhile back he was "planning to bring the star back."