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KWON AM 1400 - 93.3 FM - 95.1 FM hosted a Bartlesville City Council candidate forum Tuesday evening in the Community Room at Arvest's Eastside Branch, featuring seven of the 10 candidates seeking office.   Ward 1 included incumbent Dale Copeland and challenger Tim Sherrick. For W ... read more »

Early voting is officially underway in Oklahoma, offering residents the chance to cast their ballots ahead of the upcoming election.    In Washington County, early voting is available at the County Election Board located at 401 South Johnstone Ave, Suite 4, in Bartlesville. ... read more »

A man was in Washington County District Court on Tuesday facing felony Driving Under the Influence charges. 40-year-old Justin Don Phelps was arrested on Monday night in Bartlesville shortly after 8 p.m when he was pulled over by Bartlesville Police on a traffic stop.   Court Documen ... read more »

Dry conditions persisted in the watershed areas for Hulah and Copan lakes earlier this week, though cooler, wetter weather is forecast for later this week, Water Utilities Director Terry Lauritsen said this week. However, Water Utilities Director Terry Lauritsen said it may take more than one ... read more »

A dedication ceremony for the newly-constructed Veterans Memorial at Bartlesville’s Veterans Park will be held at 10 a.m. Nov. 11. The park is located at 312 SW Virginia Ave. Initially spearheaded by the late Ward 4 City Councilor Billie Roane, the memorial project got off the groun ... read more »

The upcoming Bartlesville Area History Museum’s lunch and learn series will feature guest speaker Dr. Michelle M. Martin. Martin will be discussing how women and children suffered during the Civil War at noon on Friday, November 15th.   Attendees are encouraged to enjoy the mus ... read more »

Halloween is this Thursday, and the Dewey Hotel is having family fun with it.    Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Joe Sears with the Dewey Hotel says they're going to have four rooms on the bottom of the hotel openned and each room has a historical--not scary ghost and adm ... read more »

Phillips 66 announced third-quarter results Tuesday, with a mixed review over the previous quarter. The company reported earnings of $346 million for the third-quarter versus $1 billion in the second-quarter. Phillips 66 noted third-quarter earnings were impacted by a pending $605 million ver ... read more »

Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Ward 4 City Councilor Quinn Schipper highlighted his experience, commitment, and hands-on knowledge of the community. Since August 2020, Schipper has immersed himself in local governance, learning the inner workings of city operations and making him well-prepare ... read more »

Bartlesville Radio is excited to announce a political forum for all City Council candidates tonight at 6:00 PM. This event offers a valuable opportunity for voters to engage with the candidates vying for positions in the upcoming elections. Event Details What: City of Bartlesville For ... read more »

One week after resigning as the mayor of Caney, Josh Elliott has rescinded his resignation.    In a letter on the city website and through his Facebook page, Elliott cited unfinished business as his reason for his resignation withdrawal.    Elliott says some ch ... read more »

UPDATE: As of 3:55 p.m. Monday, the fire is reported to be under control with crews remaining for mop up and putting out hotspots. Multiple crews are responding to a large wildfire near the intersection of 1200 Road and 4020 Road in northern Washington County. We're told Washington Co ... read more »

Ward 2 City Councilor Loren Roszel discussed his re-election goals on Community Connection, emphasizing his commitment to Bartlesville's growth and community needs. Highlighting Ward 2’s recent boundary changes, Roszel clarified its reach from Adams Boulevard and Highway 60 south t ... read more »

Appearing on KWON radio’s Community Connection, Bartlesville Mayor and Ward 1 City Councilor Dale Copeland shared insights on the role of local government, community developments, and ongoing projects essential to maintaining Bartlesville's quality of life.    Mayor Co ... read more »

City officials have informed the Nowata School District that the town will be without water for a portion of the day on Tuesday. As a result, the school district has opted to make the day a distance learning day. Students will need to check their online classrooms to view their assignments. & ... read more »