Timeloop: Piles of Snow Everywhere!
January 28, 2026
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January 29, 2026
I have no intention of comparing how many good things happened versus how many bad things happened in January, but I will say that the good and the bad were particularly extreme so far this year.
Timeloop: Expansion Coming to The Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum
January 26, 2026Sapulpa 2026 Elections: Mike Harris
January 25, 2026Timeloop Live: Sapulpa's Snowmeggedon is Today!
January 23, 2026She tried to expose her abuser and was SUED and MUZZLED for it
January 21, 2026Timeloop: Para-going, going, gone?
January 21, 2026
Hilbert comments on resigation of Rep. Pittman
"Her resignation follows serious and proven violations of ethics laws. This conduct is unacceptable and falls well below the standard expected of anyone serving in the Oklahoma House of Representatives."
Central Tech Training Builds Skills That Make a Difference for Blood Donors and Patients
January is National Blood Donor Month, and while it is a time to recognize the lifesaving generosity of blood donors, it is also an opportunity to highlight the individual training to safely collect those donations.
Senator Gollihare’s Legislation to Protect Worship Services from Disruption to be Heard First Week of Legislative Session
"Oklahoma has a long tradition of respecting faith, family and community. This bill draws a clear line: people are free to protest, but they do not have a right to invade sacred spaces and deliberately disrupt worship."
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Reminder: Early voting begins February 5th
Early voting begins Thursday, February 5, and Friday, February 6 for Creek County voters who will not be able to make it to the polls on Election Day.
Sapulpa City Council Elections: Brandon Mull
"Some of the things happening down here, it doesn't seem like people that have a business downtown are having a voice in, so I want to represent the people that aren't being heard."
When will Sapulpa thaw? The latest on local weather and related updates
Sapulpa picked up 7 to 8 inches of snow over the weekend, and with sub-freezing temps hanging around, it could be a few days before we see the grass again.
Weather Updates: snow and more snow, trash may get delayed, schools are “monitoring the situation”
As Sapulpa prepares for its occasional "snowmeggedon" storm due to hit the region this evening, all the usual events are in the works: grocery stores are getting bare, people are stocking up on generators, snow shovels and ice melt, and digging out their chili and soup recipes as we prepare for a storm that will…
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Been There, Done That by Jon Stalnaker: Super Bowl 2026
The NFL 2025 season is all but done, with one weekend left to narrow the field to the two teams that will face off in the Super Bowl. Being hardcore Broncos fans, Quarterback Bo Nix came along and gave us hope...will it hold out this weekend?
Central Tech Open House: Explore, Discover, and Have Fun!
Join us on Sunday, February 15th from 1 p.m.-4 p.m., as you step inside Central Tech for an afternoon of hands-on fun and discovery. This free event happens on both campuses and is packed with activities for all ages.
Dewey Avenue in Sapulpa Reopens After 10-Month Design and Infrastructure Overhaul
"What's taking place today will be a part of history, but what's being set in motion will be our legacy. It's a great time to be a part of Sapulpa ... there's a lot to be proud of."
House Speaker Files Safeguarding Eligibility, Compliance and Use of Resources Efficiently (SECURE) Act
“These bills are about accountability, fairness and the rule of law,” Speaker Hilbert said. “Oklahoma taxpayers should never be forced to subsidize benefits for individuals who are in our country illegally."
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