“On a daily basis, YSCC sees the importance and value of giving through the eyes of their clients. Employees are happy to contribute to ensure that lifesaving work continues in all our communities, addressing needs throughout Green Country.”
A recent city council meeting brought the approval of several new business permits, including a floral nursery, a car lot, and a new deli-style retailer on Hobson street.
During the January 10th meeting, the Park Board voted to approve and take action on a number of different items this year for Sapulpa’s parks.
The Sapulpa City Council approved the entry into an agreement between Sapulpa Police Department Special Enforcement Team (SET) and the Creek County Sheriff Office Habitual and Violent Offenders Crimes (HAVOC) to work together. Creek County Sheriff Bret Bowling said the agreement “is an incentive for intelligence-based policing (IBP), which is our future. In order to…
When you enter Sapulpa city limits from the northeast what do you see: an entrance to Turner Turnpike, an industrial area, neglected motels, or do you see the potential for a renewed shopping district and an increase in sales tax revenue for the city of Sapulpa?
As 2022 comes to an end the Sapulpa City Council makes plans for 2023.
“Thy Lordship” is a feature-length independent arthouse film being developed by writer, director, and editor D.C. Casto and a small team of Sapulpans.
This family-friendly comedy about a production of the traditional “Christmas Carol” going haywire is sure to draw a crowd.
Fame comes in many forms. For Raini and Autumn Deerinwater it happened on Monday, July 18th, when they premiered on a New York City Times Square billboard.
Oklahoma has a rich history of producing world-renowned musicians. Last month executive producer Brenda Cline, with “Women of Song”, honored three women with Oklahoma connections.
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