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A Bartlesville man was seen at the Washington County Courthouse on Friday and is being charged with a DUI.  Ronald Sawyer was on Highway 75 when he ran into the back of a truck, causing it to come to rest in the ditch. Sawyer's pickup also came to rest .5 miles south of the original ... read more »

Oklahoma State Senator Julie Daniels was recently recognized for her work in helping protecting victims' rights and advocating for public safety.  The Oklahoma District Attorneys Association presented Daniels with the Infinity Award, something that is given to legislators who have a ... read more »

  A Bartlesville man was seen in Washington County Court this week on the charges of disturbing the peace, act of violence, improper standing in a roadway and trespassing after being forbidden. Shawn Osborne was being seen on these charges on Thursday when he began screaming incoherently ... read more »

If you are looking for a good cause to support this weekend, head to 720 E Durham in Dewey on Saturday for a corn hole tournament, pulled pork sandwich and a 50-50 drawing to help a local resident in her fight against breast cancer.   The event begins at 6 p.m. and 100 percent of pro ... read more »

Gateway First Bank announced a new Advisory Board for the Bartlesville banking center. According to a news release, the board will provide oversight, guidance and expertise in trending industries to assist the bank in making sound decisions for growth, services and involvement in the Bartlesv ... read more »

The Board of Osage County Commissioners will convene for a regularly scheduled meeting at the OSU Extension Office on Monday. At that meeting, there will be discussion regarding the location of the tourism office. The Board wil also consider letting the Pawhuska 4H Club have three livestock s ... read more »

The Bartlesville FFA Chapter receives national recognition and prepares for the National FFA Convention.   In August, the Bartlesville FFA Chapter achieved ranking among the top 10% of Oklahoma FFA programs, earning the title of a National 3-Star Chapter in only its fifth year. In ad ... read more »

The Bartlesville Water Resources Committee unanimously recommended several changes Thursday to the Water Shortage Ordinance, specifically addressing when swimming pools would be required to be closed, eliminating a proposed amendment that specifically targeted car wash business owners, setting ne ... read more »

The Bartlesville City Council will meet Monday evening to discuss and take possible action on several items, including a rezoning request for the proposed B The Light Mission and amendments to the Water Shortage ordinance. According to the agenda, the City Council is expected to act on the Ci ... read more »

Plans for a long-awaited pickleball court in Bartlesville has moved one step closer, as a bid opening is scheduled for October. This base bid includes six pickleball courts, a perimeter fence, covered benches, fencing to seperate courts and a fenced-off aisle in the middle of the courts.  ... read more »

The City of Bartlesville has set Monday, December 4th through Friday, December 8th as the city's next free yard debris collection.  Residents will be able to put their bundled tree limbs or bagged up yard debris where they would normally set their trash bins on the normal pick-up day ... read more »

Osage County is holding its fall dump day this Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and there will be several places across the county to drop off any of your unwanted items.  This is something the Board of Osage County Commissioners put together twice a year and for any items that you wish to ... read more »

More than 40 members of the Osage Nation were invited to a debut of the movie, “Killers of the Flower Moon,” at its premiere in New York City. Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear, Addie Roanhorse and Gigi Sieke were among several who walked down the red carpet with Director Martin Scorsese a ... read more »

A well-known sanctuary in Arkansas dedicated to providing homes to abused and neglected big cats has announced they will be adding three tigers to their home. Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge in Eureka Springs will be adding Kimba, Simba and Max from Big Cat Rescue in Tampa Bay this weekend. ... read more »

Gov. Kevin Stitt held a ceremonial signing on Thursday morning alongside community leaders, elected officials and company executives to announce Blue Whale Materials' commitment to establish a lithium battery recycling facility at Bartlesville Industrial Park. Blue Whale Materials is expe ... read more »