Local entrepreneur unveiling unique family-oriented financial product at “triple trunk show”
A local financial guru has packaged his knowledge into a short-form stories perfect for families, employers and agencies. He's holding an open house this week, Tuesday through Friday at two different times. See inside for details and location.
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Central Tech Attends HOSA State Leadership Conference
Alice Rapp, from Mounds, took home the 3rd place medal in Sports Medicine (postsecondary). Congrats, Alice!
Central Tech’s Sapulpa Campus Inducts Students into National Technical Honors Society
“It is a great privilege to acknowledge these deserving students who excel in attendance, grades, and can-do attitude,” said Tera VanCleave, counselor and recruiter for the Central Tech Sapulpa campus.
This Week in Sapulpa History – Sapulpa’s Funeral Homes History
In this two-part story, learn how Sapulpa's funeral homes began, and how eventually, one of them would make national news!
Sapulpa Middle School’s Alex West is the 2023-2024 District Teacher of the Year
"You can't be a great teacher without the support of great people and Sapulpa has some of the best people I've ever had the privilege of working with."
Joe Krout talks AI at Sapulpa Chamber breakfast event
Just a decade ago, the majority of what anyone heard about AI had to do with science fiction movies. Today, AI is here in a big way and the mystique of it has employees in blue-collar towns like Sapulpa concerned.
Sapulpa City Council discusses new Route 66 park and approves new traffic lights
“The hope is to create a tourist destination and community park right there along Route 66 taking us from downtown Route 66, through our town, all the way to the (Heart of Route 66) Auto Museum.”
What To Do This Weekend in Sapulpa (April 18th – 21st)
Here's what we have on the American Heritage Bank Community Calendar coming up for this weekend and beyond!
Been There, Done That: We Couldn’t Do It
The Studebaker Dude tries to rescue a foster dog, and it didn't go so well.
Summer program for children and youth to address food insecurity
More than 208,000 students in Oklahoma are grappling with food insecurity. Confusion earlier in the year about what food programs will be available has left some families feeling anxious about providing nutritious meals this summer.
Spotlight on Sapulpa History: Headlines from April 15th
Today in history, the Creek County Republican announces the "newest oil town to dot the map," called Stanleyville. It was located on "the chat road between Sapulpa and Drumright."
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