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The highly anticipated OKM Music Oktoberfest is set to return to downtown Bartlesville between 4th and 5th Street on Dewey on October 5, from noon to 8pm, promising an unforgettable blend of traditional German festivities and local charm. Kids under 18 get in free with an adult.  &n ... read more »

Silver Lake Road between Adams and Frank Phillips is closed due to utility work where a power outage is affecting 37 customers on East Frank Phillips and Siver Lake Drive.   PSO says the power in the affected area should be turned back on around noon today.   Several sto ... read more »

The Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday  charged Bartlesville-based Anthem Holdings Company and its founder and CEO Anthem Blanchard with defrauding investors of over $5 million in two securities offerings. According to the SEC's complaint filed in the United States District ... read more »

Bartlesville Regional United Way has set a new record following their golf tournament a week ago at Adams Golf Club. BRUW CEO Lisa Cary shared the good news Monday afternoon. While the golf tournament was a huge success for United Way, Cary says there is still work to do to meet all the n ... read more »

A man and a woman were in Washington County District Court on Monday and face felony burglary, abuse and neglect among two misdemeanor drug charges after an incident earlier this month. 18-year-old Bailey Rice of Copan and 20-year-old Justice Rogers of Wann were charged with Burglary in the s ... read more »

The Board of Osage County Commissioners convened at the fairgrounds on Monday morning for what mostly a routine meeting.   During the new business portion of Monday's meeting, the Board got some exciting news from Treasurer Sally Hulse.   This news came one week afte ... read more »

At Monday's Osage County Commissioners meeting, a group of citizens were there to voice their displeasure about the Board considering taking a first step that would allow a housing development to go up on a plat of land near Skiatook. That first step would be turning the 40 acre plot from agr ... read more »

The Lighthouse Outreach Center in west Bartlesville is growing to meet some of the demand to assist the unhoused find their next step to stability. Monday morning, The Lighthouse broke ground on a new facility in the 500 block of Bucy Avenue that will provide transitional housing. Executi ... read more »

US Congressman for Oklahoma's 2nd Congressional District Josh Brecheen called into our Bartlesville Radio Studios for his monthly podcast with us.   Brecheen said he will be a "NO" vote for a continuing resolution to keep the government funded for the next couple of mon ... read more »

 The Nowata County Commissioners held their weekly Meeting on Monday, on the agenda were various items including improvements to the Nowata County Courthouse. Vice-Chairman of the Board Paul Crupper discussed some of the improvements and he said work on the pipes of the building will begin o ... read more »

On KWON Radio’s CITY MATTERS program, Kylie Roberson, Director of the Bartlesville Public Library and History Museum, shared an array of exciting programs and events lined up for October. From theater workshops to Halloween festivities, there’s something for everyone at the library an ... read more »

Appearing on KWON Radio's CITY MATTERS program, Bartlesville Airport Manager Michael Richardson shared the excitement surrounding the second annual Back to Bartlesville Regional Fly-In, held last weekend. The event, which also hosted the seventh annual All-Belanca Fly-In, attracted over 1,100 ... read more »

During a recent appearance on KWON Radio's "CITY MATTERS," Bartlesville City Water Utilities Manager Terry Lauritsen provided crucial updates on the city's water supply sources and discussed innovative water reuse practices. With a growing focus on long-term sustainability, the ... read more »

Nowata Public Schools has issued a letter to the school community about the threat of violence at schools.    In a letter by School Superintendent Tim Simpson on Friday, Simpson outlined guidelines for parents to help avoid issues related with threats of violence. Simpson said t ... read more »

  The Westside Community Center is  thrilled to share that the turnout for our Echoes of Time Fundraising Weekend was truly remarkable! Whether you attended, contributed, or supported us in spirit, your involvement played a crucial role in making this event unforgettable.   ... read more »