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The Oklahoma State Department of Health is reporting an additional 3,142 new COVID-19 cases in Thursday’s situation update. 34 total deaths were recorded in the update, none of which were local. A total of 1,844 Oklahomans are currently in the hospital due to the coronavirus. Currently, ... read more »

The Hilton Garden Inn will play host to the Bartlesville Regional Chamber of Commerce’s “Know the Ville” event that is scheduled to take place on Thursday, Jan. 28th, from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. The event is free but you must register to attend. You can find a registration link ... read more »

It’s Dress as a Teacher Day at Dewey High School! Homecoming interviews continue on Real Country KRIG 104.9 at 5:45 p.m. on Thursday with Kamryn Deutsch, Devin Creek and Hunter Reese compliments of BartnetIP. Friday is Red and White Spirit Day. Coronation will take place at 5:50 p.m ... read more »

Big Brothers Big Sisters' evidence-based mentoring programs are designed to create positive, measureable outcomes for youth, including educational success, avoidance of risky behaviors, higher aspirations, greater confidence and better relationships. Bowl for Kids' Sake supports our mento ... read more »

 After voting against the Article of Impeachment today, Congressman Markwayne Mullin (OK-02) released a video calling for the country to come together to move forward.     ... read more »

Representatives Kevin Hern (OK-01) released the following statement after voting against the articles of impeachment.   “There is not a single member of this House who supports the actions that took place here last week,” said Rep. Hern. “Those actions are ... read more »

Verdigris Valley Electric Cooperative (VVEC) announced on Wednesday that there will be a planned outage at the Dome Substation northwest of Bartlesville on Thursday that could last up to two hours. The planned outage will begin at 10:00 a.m. The Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) will b ... read more »

The Pawhuska School Board has altered its guidelines for those wishing to enter school sanctioned events. In part, everyone who enters the building will have their temperature checked, masks will be required to be worn at all times, attendance will be limited to 50 percent, fans will sit in desig ... read more »

Tri County Tech (TCT) Superintendent & CEO Lindel Fields said receiving the 2021 Baldridge Foundation Award for Leadership Excellence is exciting. Fields said without a doubt that the award is the most significant individual honor he has received in his professional 30 year career. Al ... read more »

The City of Pawhuska is in need of a new transformer, as the city continues to grow and expand. At Tuesday evening's city council meeting, there was discussion regarding purchasing a transformer from the City of Edmond and having it transported to Pawhuska. Councilman Steve Tolson said with t ... read more »

A Bartlesville man was arrested over the weekend and is being charged with committing first degree burglary and possession of methamphetamine offenses.   Officers responded to a juvenile calling her mother in reference to Robert Castro entering their home. When officers arrived, they ... read more »

A former Bartlesville Police Officer appeared in court last week where a preliminary hearing date was set for February 23. James Graham is facing charges of sexual battery and indecent exposure. According to an affidavit, two female officer employed by the Bartlesville Police Department alleg ... read more »

At Dewey High School, it’s Camo Day! Homecoming interviews continue on Real Country KRIG 104.9 at 5:20 p.m. on Wednesday with Cheyan McDaniel and Jake LaSpisa compliments of BartnetIP. More Dewey High School homecoming interviews will air on Thursday night at 5:45 with Kamryn Deutsc ... read more »

The Pawhuska City Council met for its regularly sheduled meeting Tuesday evening and had a number of things to sort out.   There was much discussion regarding the purchase of a transformer for the City of Pawhuska, as they are needing more power to be ran throughout the city. After ... read more »

The Oklahoma State Department of Health is reporting new COVID-19 deaths in Osage and Washington Counties. Washington County has totaled 67 deaths due to COVID-19 and Osage County has totaled 33 deaths. Currently, Washington County is reporting 419 active cases. Osage County is listing 403 ac ... read more »