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Sample ballots are now available for voters participating in the Aug. 25 Runoff Primary Election, the City of Bartlesville Special Election and the Bartlesville Public Schools Special Election, according to the Washington County Election Board. Voters can view or download their sample ballot ... read more »

Incoming Oklahoma State University freshmen from Washington County can kick off their college journey with a free "Bound for Stilly" celebration on Friday, July 10, from 5 to 7 p.m. at Scissortail Brewing Company. Hosted by the Washington County OSU Alumni Chapter, the event welcomes ne ... read more »

Senator James Lankford is joining dozens of Republican lawmakers in asking the U.S. Supreme Court to side with faith-based schools in a high-profile school choice case set for the Court's October 2026 term. Lankford and Tim Walberg led an amicus brief arguing that Colorado unfairly excluded C ... read more »

The 20th Annual Samaritan Sports Spectacular will take place on Saturday, August 22, 2026 at the Hilton Garden Inn Bartlesville. This highly popular, sports-themed tailgate and fundraising gala benefits the Samaritan Counseling and Growth Center in Bartlesville.   Appearing on COMMUN ... read more »

The City of Bartlesville has opened a free disposal site for storm debris to help Bartlesville residents dispose of trees and other vegetation damaged by storms that moved through the area on July 4.   The site is located on West Highway 60 just east of the Green Country Rodeo Arena, ... read more »

About 70 Public Service Company of Oklahoma linemen and service workers are heading to Shreveport, Louisiana, to help restore power after severe storms left thousands without electricity.   News on 6 reports the crews are assisting sister utility Southwestern Electric Power Company a ... read more »

Bluepeak fiber network reached a major milestone on Tuesday by reaching 500,000 homes and businesses across six states. This achievement shows the millions of dollars spent in infrastructure investment while showing Bluepeak's commitment to better serve rural communities. Here is what Bluepea ... read more »

The April 14 battery fire at Blue Whale Materials in the Bartlesville Industrial Park was accidental and did not contaminate the surrounding property.   During Monday's Bartlesville City Council meeting, Fire Chief HC Call joined Blue Whale Materials Co-Founder David Fauvre and D ... read more »

The Bartlesville City Council will wait until next month to consider the future of the city's automated license plate reader program after Monday's meeting reached the time limit established by council rules.   The final action item on Monday's agenda was a presentation o ... read more »

Severe weather damage, findings from the investigation into the April Blue Whale Materials fire, Flock Cameras, and more were covered on KWON Radio's CITY MATTERS program on Tuesday with Bartlesville City Councilor Larry East. Councilor East addressed the damage from around the city--in ... read more »

The Washington Co. Master Gardeners invite to get your fall tomato plants this Saturday morning at the Bartlesville Farmer's Market for just $1.50 each during their special sale at their booth.   Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Rayln Bourdreax and Patti Lundeen with The Master ... read more »

During Monday's Oklahoma Department of Transportation meeting, it was announced all 77 counties will be receiving $950 million for improvements to county roads and bridges.   A five year county road and bridge improvement plan will give these funds for counties to work on as oppo ... read more »

The 2nd Annual Bruin Bunny Bash is bouncing back for another year, proving once again that rabbits are good for more than just stealing carrots from Mr. McGregor's garden. While the county show only includes meat rabbit classes, exhibitors will be bringing a wide variety of breeds for visitor ... read more »

Residents in Dewey who recently received letters about their water service lines should not interpret them as an indication that their drinking water is unsafe, according to City Manager Kevin Trease. The notices were mailed in late June as part of a federally required inventory of water service ... read more »

A proposed property tax increase may be less than expected for Caney Residents.   A packed crowd filled the meeting room at Monday night's Caney City Council Meeting after a discussion to increase the upcoming 2027 budget by 22 mills was apparently placed in error as an action it ... read more »