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An event titled “Bartlesville Diversity Unity Forum” was originally scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 3rd, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., but it has been rescheduled. Due to safety concerns, Patriot Auto Group had asked to use the Tower Center at Unity Square for their event on Tuesday. This c ... read more »

During the Dewey City Council meeting on Monday night, the Council will discuss and possibly vote to approve the lease of 530 S. Osage Avenue in Dewey. The Council will also discuss and possibly approve the School Resource Officer agreement for the 2020-2021 Fiscal Year between Dewey Public S ... read more »

The Oklahoma State Department of Health is reporting 377 new cases statewide in its latest COVID-19 situation update. Just one new death is being reported across Oklahoma. In total, 551 Oklahomans have died from COVID-19. Washington County is reporting 42 active cases. In Osage County there a ... read more »

The Nowata County Commissioners held a brief meeting on Monday morning. Nowata County emergency management director Laurie Summers told the commissioners that Oklahoma Emergency Management emailed her last week to alert the department that it would be in charge of distributing personal protective ... read more »

A bid for a 2017 Bomag Roller for Washington County District Two was awarded by the Washington County Commissioners to Yellowhouse Machinery on Monday morning. Yellowhouse Machinery is based out of Sand Springs. It was the only group to submit a bid in the amount of $95,212. Also in the m ... read more »

The number of oil and gas rigs actively pursuing energy in the U.S. grew by one in the past week, the same amount that rig activity in Oklahoma increased as well. It means hundreds more remain in storage across the country.   The nation’s rig count, according to Baker Hughes Co ... read more »

Three citizens protested an on-going child sex abuse case in Washington County on Wednesday. Steva House – one of the protesters – said they were there to stand up for a child that was sexually abused by her mother and father. She said the District Attorney decided to drop Kendall ... read more »

Let's Celebrate! We all have that one special memory of the best birthday party, a remarkable reunion, or the most beautiful wedding you have ever seen. If you have ever planned an event you know how hard it is to track down all of the different types of services you will need to pull off suc ... read more »

A post from the Hominy High School Facebook Page states that the administration has made the decision to push back its re-opening date to Thursday, August 27th. The change will allow for the high school renovation project to be completed with staff moving back into their offices by the time schoo ... read more »

A Bartlesville man is facing four felony charges for the alleged sexual abuse of a 15-year-old girl. Mark Holt Jr. appeared in custody at the Washington County Courthouse on Friday facing charges of lewd molestation, rape by instrumentation and two counts of forcible sodomy. Court documents a ... read more »

A Bartlesville man found himself in jail again on drug-related charges. Kyle Jackson appeared in court on Friday facing three misdemeanor charges including possession of methamphetamine. Jackson was arrested in May on second degree burglary charges. He also has a prior felony conviction out of Mi ... read more »

The Washington County Board of Commissioners will have their weekly meeting on Monday Morning. The meeting will take place at 400 S. Johnstone, Room 201, at 9:00A.M. in the Commissioners’ Meeting Room. The public is welcome to attend. On the agenda, the board of commissioners will consi ... read more »

As we turn the calendar to August, Christmas will be here before we know it. Chamber of Commerce President for the City of Bartlesville, Sherri Wilt says Christmas in the Ville in downtown Bartlesville is scheduled to go on as planned.   Wilt knows it could be difficult to pull off t ... read more »

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt announced on Thursday that he would be dedicating $10 million of CARES Act funding to schools across the state. This money will help supply needed PPE equipment so that schools can open up for in-person instruction here in a few weeks. Bartlesville Superintendent Chu ... read more »

The Bartlesville Kiddie Park will hold its first annual 70’s night fundraiser Saturday evening at 7 p.m. Donations will go to the Kiddie Park general fund for upkeep and repair of the park. Family-friendly DJ Steve Sherrick will be playing 70’s music all night long. Anyone is welc ... read more »