Three of Sapulpa’s most successful projects were made finalists in the awards: The Route 66 Christmas Chute, Sapulpa’s “Rumble Fish Alley” development, and the new local business “Gasoline Alley Classics.”
“we have owned it in California for twelve years, but my cousin lives here, my grandkids and my daughter moved here, so we decided to move to Oklahoma and move the business up here.”
This is the first Sbarro location in Sapulpa, and the first in the metro-Tulsa area as well. The next closest Sbarro location can be found in Oklahoma City.
Kadence Wood is going to become the first human to test a new treatment for the rare Wolfram Syndrome, affecting just one in 500,000 people.
Displays of daffodils and forsythia are a welcome break from the drab winter shades of brown. What a sight for sore eyes as their bright yellow blooms pop out everywhere!
A memorial service is being planned for Lacy Krause who died in a tragic car wreck on Wednesday. See inside for time and location.
The suspect is reportedly in custody, and the homeowner was the victim who was killed.
“We are heartbroken by this tragic event and will make every effort to help you and your child as you need. The loss of two students is sure to raise many emotions, concerns, and questions for our entire school, especially our students.”
Three people have died and one is in serious condition in what police are describing as a “high-impact crash” on 161st W. Ave near Sahoma Lake.
Five high school arenas designed by Reed Architecture and Interiors hosted Oklahoma high school basketball playoff tournaments this year.
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