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There's a lot happening in Sapulpa this weekend, and some stuff we just need to let you in on so you're ready for it! Tune in now to get a look at all the events kicking off, starting TOMORROW!
Timeloop Rundown
The Supertunias in downtown Sapulpa are famous for their big, beautiful displays of bubblegum pink blooms through downtown Sapulpa from the spring well into the fall. Now you have a chance to get one of 34 plants at the end of the season when the flowers come down on October 10th as the city prepares to assemble the upcoming Route 66 Christmas Chute.
This year, merchants will be available to get tickets (no purchase necessary) for a drawing to happen NEXT WEEK! Here's where to get your tickets:
Route 66 Vintage Market (105 E Dewey Ave)
The Native Gypsy Boutique (110 E Dewey Ave)
Magpie & Mulberry Market (2 N Main St)
Gasoline Alley Classics (24 N Main St)
Winners will be announced live on The Timeloop next week and contacted to pick up on October 10th!
We're back with Jaselyn Rossman to talk about the Sapulpan who aspired to Miss Oklahoma, competed in Miss America, and what she's doing now! Catch up with Rossman as she says the work is just getting started.Subscribe to the Timeloop+ to get even more great content from Sapulpa Times! https://sapulpatimes.com/subscribe
There won't be a shortage of fun this weekend, as the Creek County Fair, the Homecoming parade (and football game) and a car show are all happening this weekend! Tune in now to get the details. Plus, how was that movie at the TeePee Drive-In? We'll let you know!Get subscribed to the free email to get even more information on the events, plus more we couldn't mention in the show! https://sapulpatimes.com/subscribe
John Paget's new movie, "Route 66: The Main Street of America" is showing at the TeePee Drive-In on Tuesday night in Sapulpa. In this interview, we sat down at the historic Rock Creek Bridge just yards away from the iconic drive-in to talk about what's changed since he did his first Route 66 movie in 1994, and how The Mother Road has morphed from a way to get to the promised land to now being a destination all its own.
Learn more about the movie and watch the trailer: https://www.mainstreetofamerica.com/
Buy tickets for the showing at the TeePee Drive-In: https://prod3.agileticketing.net/websales/pages/list.aspx?cp3010=TRUE&epguid=ca9337c3-c9be-4260-a7ba-7bf7c0d9ad7b&mdy=9%2F22%2F2026&
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Today we're sitting down with two members of the Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club "Southern Justice" to talk about how they support law enforcement in need of a helping hand, and their upcoming clay shoot fundraiser called Trey's Clays.Learn more about this chapter of the LEMC "Badlands": https://southernjusticemc.comToday's episode was streamed live from Above The Law event center in downtown Sapulpa. https://www.facebook.com/p/Above-the-Law-61574136701161/Subscribe to the Timeloop+ to get even more stories from Sapulpa Times! https://sapulpatimes.com/subscribe
Going to be a great time this weekend as we celebrate the annual Route 66 Blowout Car Show and Festival in the redesigned Dewey Streetscape! The fun will actually start on Thursday with Gasoline Alley Classic's monthly Cruise In, followed by a Kick Off party on Friday and the main event on Saturday! Tune in now to get the details!Kudos to Kent Daniel of Daniel Plant Farm for being mentioned in News On 6's segment about Sapulpa's Supertunias!https://www.newson6.com/something-good/sapulpa-man-works-before-sunrise-to-keep-downtown-petunias-bloomingSubscribe to the free email newsletter to get all this and more in what's happening in Sapulpa each week!https://sapulpatimes.com/subscribe
We're talking with Kim Frie, Sapulpa Public Schools Director of Fine Arts, and the director of the new Sapulpa Performing Arts Center, slated to be completed shortly after the high school is finished in 2027.In our interview with Kim, we talk about what to expect with the new PAC, the level of performing arts that will now be appearing in Sapulpa with the opening of the PAC, and how it gets funded! Plus, learn about a chance to have your own name memorialized in the building with the chandelier fundraiser! Tune in now.
Last week, Sapulpa's Fraternal Order of Police union announced that they were entering into interest arbitration over an ongoing contract dispute with the City of Sapulpa. More than a third of the police department has departed for greener pastures at state agencies or those that can afford to pay a higher wage—or they've left law enforcement altogether. The FOP says the primary reason officers are leaving is due to Sapulpa's inability to stay competitive regarding pay. Let's look at the numbers and what this could mean for the city of Sapulpa as a whole.
This morning we're sitting down to talk to Julie Roth about her long-standing tradition of buying back-to-school shoes for the kids in her daycare, plus how this serial entrepreneur has built several businesses by a simple, "baby steps" philosophy.
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