HeyJaredThe Sand Springs Line
A source of local news for Sand Springs and the area of Tulsa situated between Sand Springs and Tulsa, colloquially referred to as "on the line."
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Couple turns pain of children’s deaths into drive to help others (opens the original)
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One of the hardest things parents of stillborn children have to do is to keep going.“The world keeps moving whenever your world stops,” said Matt Barnett, whose wife, Cassie Barnett, delivered their stillborn daughter, Elizabeth Jane “Elle” Barnett, five years ago. She weighed just 8 ouncesIronically, the couple had never planned on having children. But when they found out that Cassie was pregnant, they were all in.They were devastated when Elle was stillborn on Aug. 28, 2021.“We had one great h
Data center foe to challenge mayor for at-large council seat (opens the original)
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Concert to help fund CPHS performers’ artistic endeavors (opens the original)
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Anyone with experience in the performing arts knows that spending great amounts of rehearsal, travel and performance time with others tends to make them feel like extended family.It’s in that vein that the Sand Springs Community Theater folks will be hosting a fundraising concert next month to support the next generation of performing artists – the students in the Charles Page High School band, choir and drama programs.Sand Springs Community Theater, now in its 19th year, has sponsored such conc
Founder’s Day events aiming to bring Sand Springs history to life (opens the original)
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Charles Page knew a little something about gambling on uncertain outcomes.From early ventures in such industries as logging and mining to a few failures in the infancy of oil drilling, the not-yet tycoon had a vision for Sand Springs, and he kept his eyes on the prize.Planners of the inaugural Founder’s Day Festival took a chance when they scheduled their event in early June, and just like with some of Page’s efforts, luck wasn’t on their side – the threat of torrential rain led organizers to po
Founder’s Day events aiming to bring Sand Springs history to life (opens the original)
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Charles Page knew a little something about gambling on uncertain outcomes.From early ventures in such industries as logging and mining to a few failures in the infancy of oil drilling, the not-yet tycoon had a vision for Sand Springs, and he kept his eyes on the prize.Planners of the inaugural Founder’s Day Festival took a chance when they scheduled their event in early June, and just like with some of Page’s efforts, luck wasn’t on their side – the threat of torrential rain led organizers to po
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