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Quarter Chaos

Apr 07, 2026

The latest frontier in Bartlesville entertainment is competitive quarter spending. The Bartlesville Civitan Club will host a Paddle Party on April 11 at 6:30 p.m. at St. Luke's Episcopal Church. For just $5, attendees can buy a paddle at the door and then spend the evening waving it around fo ... read more »

Bartlesville Councilor Talks Recycling and Flock Safety Cameras

Apr 07, 2026

Bartlesville City Councilor Tim Sherrick recently appeared on KWON’s CITY MATTERS program to address two pressing municipal issues: the search for a new recycling partner following the closure of Replenysh and the ongoing debate over the use of Flock Safety cameras.   The city& ... read more »

RUSO Caucus Forms

Apr 07, 2026

The Oklahoma Legislature has discovered that colleges exist outside of Norman and Stillwater. State lawmakers and leaders with the Regional University System of Oklahoma announced the formation of a new bipartisan RUSO Caucus, aimed at supporting the state’s six regional universities and th ... read more »

Nowata Co. Elections Tuesday

Apr 06, 2026

Voters in Nowata County will head to the polls on Tuesday. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.   Nowata County has three school board seats up for election. For Nowata Public Schools, incumbent Margie Learned is challenged by Robert Parrish.   Chelsea Public Schools ... read more »

Copan School Board Election Tuesday

Apr 06, 2026

Washington County voters will head to the polls on Tuesday for the Copan Public Schools election. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.   Washington County Election Board Secretary Yvonne House says the State Election Board's voter portal is the easiest way for voters to locate th ... read more »

City of Nowata Discusses Invasive Tree Species

Apr 06, 2026

The Nowata City Commissioners held their montly meeting at the Nowata Fire Department Monday evening.   The commissioners approved adding a new chapter to the Nowata Municipal Code. The new chapter regulates certain tree species that are declared invasive, hazardous, structurally uns ... read more »

Dewey Moves Dirt, Paperwork and Definitions

Apr 06, 2026

The Dewey City Council worked through a packed agenda Monday night, approving a series of requests tied to property at 720 East 3rd Street. Council members signed off on vacating the alley between the lots, approved the requested lot split, and granted a variance for reduced lot size in the Ruddl ... read more »

Bartlesville Still Looking for Recycling Company

Apr 06, 2026

The City of Bartlesville was recently notified that Replenysh, who had operated the town's recycling system since 2021, will end operations at the end of the month. City staff members have went out for request for proposals in an attempt to find another business to take it over, but haven' ... read more »

Broken Arrow Woman Charged With Aggravated DUI

Apr 06, 2026

A Broken Arrow woman is facing a felony charge after allegedly driving under the influence of alcohol.   39-year-old Amanda Cherry was charged on Monday with aggravated DUI.   According to the Bartlesville Police Department, authorities responded to a report of an intoxi ... read more »