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The Inter-State Farm & Home Show is coming to Nellis Hall at Coffeyville Community College this weekend on Friday, March 28th and Saturday, 29th, and it is presented by Bartlett Co-op.   Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Bartlesville Radio Promotions Director Tina Romine said, & ... read more »

Coffeyville Community College and Independence Community College could be consolidating. At tonight's CCC and ICC Board of Trustees meetings, both boards voted 6-0 in favor of a resolution of intent to begin discussions between the two schools in regards to consolidation.  ... read more »

The Senate has unanimously approved legislation expanding educational opportunities for members of the Oklahoma National Guard. Senate Bill 31, by Sen. Carri Hicks, creates the “Oklahoma National Guard CareerTech Assistance Act,” providing tuition assistance for Oklahoma Guard members ... read more »

On Monday afternoon, two people driving a red pickup truck pulled into the parking lot of the Washington County SPCA and dropped off a large crate with a female dog and at least six puppies next to the pound door. The crate was placed directly in the sun where an enclosed crate can get warm very ... read more »

Dee Roadman has been tapped to lead newly reorganized Adams Golf Course, Assistant City Manager Laura Sanders announced Monday. On April 7, Roadman will begin serving as director of golf for the course, which is temporarily closed to accommodate a major project that includes replacing all 18 ... read more »

A $5,000 gift from the Arvest Foundation to The Cherokee Area Council Boy Scouts of America will be used to help with scholarships for Pinewood Derby cars and assist with uniform and day camp costs for Cub Scouts. Arvest Wealth Management senior client advisor Terri Taylor presented the check ... read more »

A Bartlesville man finds himself in the Washington County Jail after he allegedly committed inappropriate acts against a female victim. Angel Maldonado is being charged with a felony count of sexual battery and domestic abuse assault and battery.    Officers responded to Lexingt ... read more »

On Friday evening, officers responded to a phone call in Ochelata in reference to shots being fired. Upon arrival, they spoke to Benjamin Grace, a fifth grade teacher at Caney Valley Schools, who is accused of committing the felony act of assault with a dangerous weapon.    An a ... read more »

A new city survey has been launched by the city of Bartlesville.    Appearing on CITY MATTERS, assistant city manager Laura Sanders said, "This is a community-wide survey, so we want to hear how we're doing. Some of the things that people can expect in this survey are w ... read more »

The Nowata County Commissioners met on Monday morning at the Nowata County Courthouse Annex.   The commissioners continued the discussion of courthouse improvements with the ongoing talks of re-wiring in parts of the courthouse. There was also discussion wall maintenance and heaters. ... read more »

The Washington County Commissioners signed a formal thank-you letter Monday to Phillips 66 for a generous donation that assisted the Sheriff's Office in purchasing newer, better radios with a longer range. Sheriff Scott Owen says the donation helps his deputies to be able to communicate v ... read more »

OKM Music's Especially for Kids runs May 30 – June 8, 2025.  Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION,Mary Lynn Mihm announced the OKM Especially for Kid lineup of events.   Mary Lynn said, "With over 2,000 attendees in 2024, this annual celebration is packed with fu ... read more »

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO OKLAHOMA UNION HIGH SCHOOL'S CLASS DAY, BROADCAST ON SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 2025 ON KWON AM 1400, FM 93.3 and 95.1 The broadcast was brought to you by Mazzio's Pizza, Apex Clean Energy, Tri County Tech, Totel CSI, City Drug, Totah Communications, Nowata Automotive ... read more »

Former Bartlesville Assistant City Manager and Police Chief Tracy Roles is fighting for his job as City Manager of Ada, less than one year from when he accepted the position.   The Ada City Council called a special meeting on Wednesday and held an executive session on Roles' empl ... read more »

State Senator Julie Daniels and State Representative John B. Kane were our guests on KWON's CAPITOL CALL Powered by Phillips 66 of Friday where the topics ranged from the state budget, new bill, cutting the fat and showing goats.    Regarding the budget, Senator Daniels said ... read more »