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We are back at the Capitol this week, and it's a busy time. This week, Senate bills will be first- and second-read and assigned to House committees, and the same will happen to our bills in the Senate. We'll have until April 8 to advance bills from our Appropriations & Budget subc ... read more »

You are invited to SAFE-NOW's 7th annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes fundraiser Walk April 20, 10am at Frank Phillips Park, 222 SW Frank Phillips Blvd in Bartlesville.   Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Dr. Shelly Holdman with SAFE-NOW said the walk is technically only a 1/2 mile. ... read more »

Oklahoma Union’s Pre-K and Kindergarten enrollment is now open. Starting April 11 at 9 a.m. in the Elementary gym, parents are asked to have a few records on hand:  Birth Certificate  Proof of residency  Shot records  Tribal records (if applicable)   ... read more »

There have been multiple reports of a multi-vehicle accident on the east side of Bartlesville on Wednesday morning.  A reported five-car accident at Bison and Nowata Road was reported just after 8:30. The roads were closed for a short time, but have since been cleared.   We ... read more »

    The Washington County GOP approved a resolution on March 9, 2024, opposing the proposed Bartlesville City charter changes that will appear onthe April 2nd City of Bartlesville Special Election ballot.    According to the resolution, the group states that vo ... read more »

The City of Bartlesville has issued a Request for Proposals for the management of its soccer fields, which include facilities at Robinwood Park and Daniels Fields. This will include fiscal responsibility and administration of local soccer leagues and activities at the fields as well as maintenanc ... read more »

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. called for the renewal of the tribal-state car tag compact on Tuesday as the Cherokee Nation distributes record funding to more than 100 school districts in Northeast Oklahoma. The $7.9 million distribution was part of the tribe’s annual ... read more »