Besides delivering meals, the drivers check on the well-being of the clients, and in a few instances actually save people’s lives. Phone calls are routinely made to see how the clients are doing.
Meals On Wheels desperately needs volunteers in Sapulpa Read More »
Central Tech students showed impressive skills, with two qualifying for nationals! See details inside.
Central Tech takes HOSA State Leadership Conference Read More »
This year’s fundraiser exceeded the amount raised last year by $6,339, hopefully next year’s event will continue the trend.
Boots & BBQ fundraiser a smashing success Read More »
“Everybody deserves to have clean clothes, it is a little thing but it means a lot to people.”
“Loads of Love:” Local Laundromat owner serves God, serves the community Read More »
In recognition of the 142 children in Creek County currently placed in DHS custody, an equal number of spinning blue pinwheels were placed in the lawn to serve as a reminder to acknowledge and prevent child abuse wherever it may be found.
Pinwheels in recognition of Child Abuse Month Read More »
A new era has dawned on Sapulpa as the gates swing open to the Tee Pee Drive-In and the historic Route 66 icon’s screen blazes to life once more.
Iconic Route 66 favorite Tee Pee Drive-In reopens in Sapulpa Read More »
Jeff Whitley, owner of Neal and Jean’s Flowers, recently sold the business to Lisa Greene, the proprietor of Vintage Rose Boutique and Flower Shop on South Main Street.
Neal & Jean’s sells to Vintage Rose Read More »
Creek County District Attorney Max Cook says he has confidence in Shield’s professional ethics believes Shields to be a skilled prosecutor.
Controversial former Rogers County Assistant District Attorney now at Creek County Read More »
Spring has sprung in Sapulpa and a new nursery, Sun Fair, has arrived just in time for your planting needs.
New Nursery Blooms in Sapulpa Read More »
Commissioners had previously voted to approve joining the new national opioid settlements with Teva, Allergan, CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart, and to authorize the District Attorney to sign the settlement participation forms on behalf of the County.
County receives nearly $128,000 from opioid settlement Read More »
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