North side dump site blight on community
The landfill is adjacent to beautiful Hollier Park, baseball fields, and a cemetery, and is only a block away from the BTW Rec Center.
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Budget Considered, Bingman Appointed and Zoning Approved
During Monday’s Study Session, City Manager Joan Riley reviewed the proposed 2023-24 general budget for the City of Sapulpa. She estimated $29 million in expenditures and $27 million in revenue, with the largest contribution, $21 million, coming in from sales tax. This would leave an 8.9% general fund balance.
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Mounds appoints new Fire Chief
Kirk Sohl has been appointed to the position of Fire Chief by the Mounds Board Of trustees. Sohl, who has been a member of the Mounds Volunteer Fire Department for over 15 years, and has most recently served as Assistant Chief, replaced Jim Danforth who retired earlier this Spring.
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Sapulpa Theatre’s new show comes with a new director, cast promising “hilarious tomfoolery”
“This show is just a fun show. It is so light-hearted, there is nothing serious about it. I sit in rehearsal every night and smile until my face hurts because it’s so much fun to watch.”
County Commissioners move forward on feasibility study for new county building
Chair Stephens said the study would first determine the needs of the Sheriff and Emergency Management, then it would factor in the cost of rehabilitating and remodeling the building versus erecting a new structure. If a new structure were deemed the most viable solution, the scope of the study would include determining the most suitable location.
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Sapulpa’s first black postal carrier set to retire
“I thank God for allowing me to have a blessed and wonderful career here in Sapulpa.”
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21st Annual Law Enforcement Memorial Service held at Courthouse Plaza
“We gather here to honor them because their sacrifice is just as great as the names on those wonderful, wonderful memorials. They have given and paid an ultimate sacrifice, they gave to this community.”
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CC Dems send delegation to Congressional Convention
By Charles BetzlerThe Creek County Democratic Party was represented at the Oklahoma Congressional District I Convention held at the Local #798 Union Hall in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Saturday, May 13,
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Angler group teaches old dog new tricks
By Charles BetzlerWhile perusing the booths at the Saturday, May 13, Sapulpa Parks and Recreation Outdoor Expo in Kelly Lane Park, I came across four fly fishermen who belong to
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Train derailment in Sapulpa is blocking intersections throughout town
Police are advising drivers to cross at Line Street or East Bryan Avenue for the time being.
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