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At Monday's Osage County Commissioners meeting, board members had to make the decision on what kind of upgrades they wanted to make to the courthouse. There were two options. The first was a cheaper option, but would only apply to the annex. The other would apply to both the annex and courtho ... read more »

The Arvest Foundation announced Wednesday a $2,500 contribution to Special Olympics Oklahoma. The funds will support the upcoming Special Olympics by providing support to program initiatives such as the annual summer and winter games and soccer tournament. The programs provide for over 10,000 ... read more »

The Emergency Operations Center of Washington County has announced a road closure beginning on Thursday. West 2900 Rd. between Highway 75 and North 3990 Rd. will be closed through next Wednesday. The road closure is for an asphalt overlay and for that week, you are asked to find an alternate ... read more »

Jaco Booyens, a nationally-known fighter against sex trafficking and advisor to the Trump administration, was the guest speaker Thursday evening during the "Guard Their Hearts" fundraiser for HeartMatters at the Bartlesville Community Center. Booyens, who is a native of South Africa ... read more »

American Legion Post 105 invites everyone to their Veterans Day Parade on Bartlesville on Saturday stepping off at 11am from the Phillips 66 parking lot downtown.   John Hardison, Commander of American Legion Post 105, announced to Bartlesville Radio on Wednesday that the Post has th ... read more »

You are invited to attend the Dewey VFW AND AUXILIARY Veteran’s Parade this coming Saturday, Nov 8th, at 2pm.   The City of Dewey has raised the Veteran’s photo banners down Don Tyler Ave. in Dewey.    Prior to the parade, you are also invited to partici ... read more »

The Knights of Columbus will host a Pancake Breakfast from 8:30 to 11 a.m. on Sunday, November 9, 2025, at St. John Church’s Father Lynch Hall. The community event will feature a hearty breakfast including pancakes, egg casserole, and bacon for $10 per ticket. Attendees can purchase tickets ... read more »

November's lunch and learn series returns to the Bartlesville Area History Museum on Friday and Dr. Michelle M. Martin will serve as the featured speaker. Martin will speak on Rev. John D. Bemo and his time in the late 1800s travelling to various churches in Indian Territory east of the Missi ... read more »

The Bartlesville Splash Club received a $2,000 grant from the Arvest Foundation. The Splash Club is in its 75th year of achieving excellence in competitive swimming while developing leadership and teamwork skills in a supportive environment. The funds from the Arvest Foundation will help grow ... read more »

Oklahoma Union School is pairing with the Oklahoma State School Boards Association (OSSBA) to search for a new superintendent. Current Superintendent Brenda Taylor will step down at the end of the school year. OKU and the OSSBA have opened a survey for the district and community to share ... read more »

A Claremore man is facing multiple criminal charges after allegedly assaulting multiple people. 50-year-old Joseph Remington, Jr. was charged with six counts of assault and battery, threatening to perform an act of violence and public intoxication. According to the Dewey Police Department ... read more »

A Bartlesville man with pending felony charges now faces an additional felony charge. 71-year-old Harold Lewis was charged on Tuesday with intimidating a witness. According to the Washington County Sheriff’s Office, on Oct. 2, Lewis allegedly called the witness in a pending felony m ... read more »

Appearing on KWON Radio's CITY MATTERS program, City Coucilor Tim Sherrick recapped Monday night's Bartlesville City Council meeting.   As Bartlesville Radio was the first to report, The Bartlesville City Council approved Monday a memorandum of understanding for the futu ... read more »

On Tuesday morning, a car crashed into the Social Security Administration office in Bartlesville. Lieutenant Chris Neal explains what happened.  The gentleman driving the car was checked for injuries, but was fine. The social security office is now open.  ... read more »

You are invited to attend and vote in the 10th Annual Dancing with the Bartlesville Stars to benefit Paths to Independence on Saturday, November 8, at the Bartlesville Community Center from 6:00-9:30 p.m.   PTI brings its own version of the popular television show, “Dancing wit ... read more »