City News
SeneStyle Boutique vandalized for the second time
The new boutique hasn’t even been open for six months, but it’s had rocks thrown through it twice. Business owners in the area say a…
Sapulpa will take control of downtown’s Route 66
City officials say the move will greatly improve the character, function, and safety of the downtown transportation network.
City of Sapulpa sues Taneha Utilities Authority for $609K for breach of contract
During the executive session at its last regular meeting on Monday, November 1st, Sapulpa City Council voted to move forward with pursuing legal action against…
Crossroads Cookery gets $200K in bond money
The new restaurant is set to open in mid-2022, will feature an ice cream parlor, homemade dessert cakes and more, plus be open seven days…
Changes to city codes regarding RVs, Lt. Gov. visits Rock Creek Park and more in County Notebook
The City has approved an ordinance establishing a maximum stay of 14 days for RVs.
Sapulpans look to take advantage of upcoming Route 66 centennial with big mural project
Some Sapulpans are hoping that their town will become the site of a renowned “mural event” at some point over the next couple of years,…
County Notebook: ARPA Funds, potential design changes to city corridors presented, and more
Here’s a look at what you might’ve missed at our municipal meetings from last week.
City Council approves three marijuana-related applications recently heard by Planning Commission
Three medical marijuana-related applications recommended for approval by Planning Commission at its regular meeting last week were up for final approval from City Council at…
City making substantial 2020 GO Bond project progress
See where we are on the 2020 GO Bond and what’s been done so far.
Updates from the County, City and Bond Oversight Committee in this week’s County Notebook
See the updates from County Commissioners, Ad-Fi Committee, Board of Adjustment, Sapulpa Planning Commission and Bond Oversight Committee.
