By John Tranchina, Sports Editor SAPULPA – Sapulpa senior Roman Abbage committed to play basketball next season at Oklahoma Wesleyan University in Bartlesville, it was announced on social media on Friday night. Abbage, a 6-foot-5 forward, averaged 7.5 points and 3.6 rebounds per game this past season, as he helped the Chieftains post a 15-13 […]
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BY CHARLES BETZLER, HERALD WRITER This is the perfect time of the year to enjoy the outdoors, but you should remember that it’s also peak storm season. Oklahoma weather can change within a matter of hours, so here are a few simple suggestions for staying safe outdoors: First and foremost, be prepared: Before you venture out to
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Lucy Puckett and Max Richter were named the Sapulpa Herald Sophomores of the Month for May. Lucy Puckett is the daughter of Alice and Nate Puckett. She currently holds a 4.28 GPA with OSTDA Academic All-State honors. Puckett is a member of the Sapulpa Ping Pings and plans to study History in college after graduation.
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BY CHARLES BETZLER, HERALD WRITER Pastor Luis Torres, who has lived and spread the gospel in Sapulpa for more than three decades, spoke to the members of the Sapulpa Ministerial Alliance (SMA) at the May 2 meeting. Torres began his presentation with a brief introduction. “I still live in Creek County and serve on the Community Sentencing
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BY JOHN TRANCHINA, SPORTS EDITOR TULSA – The Sapulpa girls tennis team competed at the Class 5A Regional at Riverfield Country Day School on Monday, and one of them, junior Raeni Tucker, qualified for the 5A state tournament. Tucker finished fourth at No. 1 Singles and in the process, reached the state tournament for the second straight
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BY JOHN TRANCHINA, SPORTS EDITOR MUSKOGEE – Sapulpa had one girl qualify for the Class 5A state meet and senior Hallee Sumner ended up placing tied for 21st at the Muskogee Country Club. Sumner shot a first-round 98 on Monday and followed that up with a 93 in the second round on Tuesday, to finish at 191
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6-2 win over Claremore in the Region 8 Final clinches third straight trip to state BY JOHN TRANCHINA, SPORTS EDITOR SAPULPA – Third time’s the charm? Despite a somewhat up-and-down final few weeks to the regular season, the Sapulpa baseball team delivered when it counted, winning three lopsided games in the Class 5A Region 8 tournament, with
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BY CHARLES BETZLER, HERALD WRITER Getting the most out of your high-definition or ultra-high definition (4K) television So, you have just purchased that 70-inch flat panel set. So what do you do to get the most out of its features? Or any high-definition set old or new? Here are some tips to give you optimal picture and
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BY CHARLES BETZLER, HERALD WRITER Simply put, an ecosystem is a community or group of living organisms that live in and interact with each other in a specific environment. The difference between ponds and lakes is somewhat unclear, but generally speaking, lakes are normally much deeper than ponds and have a larger surface area. All the water
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BY JOHN TRANCHINA, SPORTS EDITOR STROUD – The Mounds track and field teams competed in the Class 2A Regional at Stroud on Monday, and the boys qualified one athlete for the 2A state meet on Saturday. Junior Avi Tabora won the 300-meter hurdles and finished third in the 110-meter hurdles in the Regional, qualifying in both events
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