This Week in Sapulpa History: The Sapulpan Babe Ruth
Denver Grigsby, a Sapulpa graduate, went on to play for the New York Yankees, Chicago Cubs and Kansas City Blues. The papers said he rivaled the likes of Babe Ruth himself.
This Week in Sapulpa History: A Sapulpan Receives a Letter from an Outlaw
A man credited with being Sapulpa’s first post master and one of its earliest settlers happened to be a friend to a notorious outlaw.
Creek County Master Gardener: March Garden Tasks
March is a rather fickle month. Just when we think winter is behind us, a cold front will undoubtedly move through.
Reed Architecture opens an office in San Antonio
“Our new office allows us to keep one of our most trusted and respected team members, and it opens the door to all sorts of opportunities.”
Utica University in New York names Sapulpa native as next president
Dr. Todd Pfannestiel will assume the presidency on August 1st.
Museum Musings: Historical Advertising
On March 4, 1971, a few advertisements stood out among the articles: Rule Furniture, Harrison, Morton’s, Masters and Stivers, and Sapulpa Monument Company.
Been There, Done That: Fall Guy
I’m going to give myself a new nickname. You can call me the Fall Guy.
Opinion: International Women’s Day is an important celebration
A pedestal isn’t necessarily a bad place to be. Especially if it’s for only a day.
Creek County Master Gardener: Cool Season Crops
With the warmer weather, a gardener’s thoughts can quickly turn to planting and cultivating. However, we all know that true warmth is several weeks away and annual plants cannot tolerate the freezing temperatures that will be interspersed with our warming weather.
This Week in Sapulpa History: A Sapulpan Travels For A Broadway Tour
This week a Sapulpa girl performed “Scandals” to a Tulsa audience, but Eileen Hoyt had an even larger role to come…as a presidential candidate’s wife.