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BOCC votes to allocate $500,000 for Cornerstone Church development

SAPULPA –– The Board of County Commissioners went into executive session to discuss amending the public improvement agreement between Creek County and Cornerstone Church and the City of Bristow. Upon reentering the regular meeting, the Board unanimously voted to approve amending the agreement. This amended agreement allows for an extension for completion of the Holiday Inn […]

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Caught Ridin’ Dirty with the ‘Fetty’

Crime / Sapulpa Herald

Two of three vehicle occupants were trip interrupted and instead detoured direct to the jailhouse after authorities allegedly discovered the worst of the worst illicit deadly narcotic( likely of Chinese manufacture and southern border entrypoint):fentanyl. The two persons arrested, a male and female couple, are very well knownst by law enforcement personnel, city, county and

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How to pick out a fishing reel

Outdoors / Charles Betzler

Last week I discussed how to select the proper fishing rod, this week I will tell you how to select the right reel for the task at hand. There are four basic types of reels.

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Kellyville softball back practicing, optimistic for new season

Kellyville, Sports / John Tranchina

The Kellyville fast-pitch softball team is officially back practicing, preparing for the upcoming 2023 season and despite losing several key components from last year’s squad, head coach Scott Neighbors believes they can be just as competitive, if not more so, this time around.

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Nerd Knowledge: What is a Smart City?

Nerd Knowledge, Kiefer / Charles Betzler

With regard to the telecom company that just offered to turn Kiefer into a “smart city,” we know a lot of people will be asking, “What is that?”

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BOCC enters executive session to interview Treasurer Applicants

Local News, Creek County Treasurer / Charles Betzler

The Creek County Board of County Commissioners went into executive session to interview applicants for the position of County Treasurer. The position became vacant due to the untimely death of Treasurer Don Engle in June.

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League the Way Raises Largest Amount to Date

Local News, Youth Services of Creek County / Sapulpa Herald

The annual League the Way bowling fundraiser for Youth Services of Creek County had its best year yet, according to Director Erin Brook. Approximately $27,500 was raised for the shelter, “more money than previous years, and thus far the highest amount raised,” Brook said.

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Telecom president pitches unique proposition to the Town of Kiefer

Kiefer / Charles Betzler

“I have been in the technology business for over thirty years and I provide all the technology services. My goal is to bring them to the City of Kiefer, and let you become your own internet company.”

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Attorney General Drummond Visits Sapulpa

Local News, People, Sapulpa, State / Sapulpa Herald

Drummond addressed several hot topics at his “listening tour” stop in Sapulpa, including the McGirt Ruling, state relations with the Native American tribes, and Oklahoma’s oversupply of marijuana.

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Family of stabbed teen asking for help with funeral expenses

Local News, People, Sapulpa / Sapulpa Herald

The family of the 15-year-old teenager who was the victim of a fatal stabbing on Saturday, July 15th has released the name of the boy who died, and are asking for assistance with funeral costs as they deal with the difficulty surrounding the situation.

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