No longer able to work like she once did, Cassandra House is enduring hard times financially. Meanwhile, her health situation was recently complicated by a new diagnosis.
Sand Springs’ Local Church Network, in conjunction with its city and community partners, kicked off the holiday season on Wednesday evening, Nov. 30, with its annual Candlelight Sing-Along and Christmas Tree-Lighting. The evening included Christmas carols from Sand Springs Public Schools gro…
Beginning Wednesday, U.S. 412/Cimarron Turnpike is narrowed to one lane in each direction at Oklahoma 99 near Hallett until further notice.
City Council Wards 3 and 4 and school board Office No. 3 will be on the spring ballot.
A three-year term for Position No. 3 on the Anderson Public School board is up for grabs.
Both the boys and girls teams graduated several notable players from last season.
The Dec. 1-11 event aims to make pet adoption more affordable while giving scores of cats and dogs a loving, furever home.
The Dec. 1-11 event aims to make pet adoption more affordable while giving scores of cats and dogs a loving, furever home.
As a 7-year-old, Sand Springs salon owner Jeanna Alexander had a speaking part in the Oklahoma-filmed “Where the Red Fern Grows.”
Even a grinch could find something to put him in the spirit of the season.
Wooley already has won the Bixby Junior High Open, the Union Open and the Bixby Thanksgiving Classic this year.
The Sand Springs wrestling team needs some good eats, and its Amazon Wish List makes it easy to help.
All key indicators of infection activity have moved the needle for the week ending Nov. 19, but only very slightly.
Steven Jameson, who pleaded guilty to a reduced manslaughter charge, graduated with highest honors with a bachelor's degree while in prison and upon release took the Law School Admission Test and volunteered with the Tulsa County Public Defender's Office.
Thanksgiving 2022 in Sand Springs was about giving. Whether volunteering to dish up, package and deliver meals across the city as part of the annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner or serving diners a free Thanksgiving feast at the Old Town Café, 207 N. Lincoln Ave., residents stepped up to help out.
Sandy Gilstrap will use the funding to buy Class VR, a set of 30 virtual reality headsets that will allow a classroom full of students to go anywhere, do anything, see anything — virtually.
Charles Page Library staffers are thankful for the community of Sand Springs.
American Legion Post 17 is joining with Wreaths Across America to lay wreaths on the graves of many of the roughly 1,500 veterans buried at Woodland Memorial Park.
We’ve asked staff to look back at this year and share their thoughts on the stories that stuck with them. Sharon’s included community stories exclusive to the Sand Springs Leader.
Ridgerunners are 5A's only undefeated team at 12-0.
A 21-year veteran of the city's Fire Department, Jeremy Wade has an agenda in mind and is ready to get to work.
The scholarship competition is open to all graduating high school seniors who are residents of Creek County and are either registered Democrats or who have at least one parent or guardian who is a registered Democrat in Creek County.
"We're still trying to decide as Republicans whether we want to beat people down or win people over."
"New allowances for abortion might come veiled as compassion and care for difficult and tragic circumstances. In fact, this is not the case at all."
Jayden Pait pinned his first opponent at 138 and won three straight decisions from there, beating Union’s Thomas Toteh 6-4 in the finals.