Local builder plans new homes for Kiefer
The proposal is “very preliminary,” but appears to be moving forward.
Joint Civic Luncheon Unveils Plans for New High School, Junior High
“We are embarking on a journey to build our next high school in Sapulpa. It is going to take us out into the next 5, 10, 15 generations of students, of classes of students, over the next 50, 60, 75 years.”
County Commissioners reappoint Pugmire to Industrial Authority
Pugmire, who is a long-time realtor, insurance agent, and downtown property owner, and volunteers for many non-profits, currently serves as the chairman of the Industrial Authority.
BTW Coffee Shoppe hosts pre-planning seminar
The BTW Coffee Shoppe hosted a pre-planning seminar at the BTW Recreation Center, Sunday, March 19th.
Library hosts grand opening of Dewey STEM Studio
The newly opened facility features a photography center, a 3D Printer, a sewing machine, a Cricut suite, a craft center, LEGO play area, button maker, various science experiments, a Dungeons and Dragons Adventure area, and a laminator.
Local Educator Lends a Helping Hand to Homeless Students
Sapulpa has 148 homeless students in its public school system. Kristin White is one of several who are committed to the needs of these children.
“It takes a village:” Wimpy’s Sandwich Shoppe opens to Good Crowds
Sapulpa now has a retro sandwich shop with indoor and outdoor dining, reasonable prices, great food, and last but not least, a name and philosophy taken from the iconic Wimpy’s Diner.
BOCC conducts lengthy executive session to discuss personnel matters
Upon coming out of executive session, commissioners voted to table any action that resulted from the executive session until a special meeting is held on Thursday, March 10, at 9 a.m.
Lifegate Recovery Facility described as “Diamond in the State”
“(Kevin) does amazing work with men in recovery, so we are excited to see what he is doing, and to show our federal partners.”
The 411 on SQ 820: Local Dispensaries Divided on Recreational Legalization
On Tuesday, voters will cast their ballots to approve or reject making the recreational use of cannabis legal in Oklahoma. We spoke with several dispensaries to get their take on it.