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The Dewey Hotel is hosting several fall events open to the public. On Saturday Oct 26, there will be a free showing of the film Hocus Pocus.   The showing will be outside of the hotel with heaters and the event is part of the Hotel's Family Film Festival that will have a concess ... read more »

You will have a chance to remember and honor your loved ones at the White Rose Luminary Service on Saturday, November 23rd. This will take place at the White Rose Mausoleum beginning at 5 p.m. Each luminary will have a card stating who is being honored and who is there to honor the loved one. ... read more »

Oklahoma Senator James Lankford has let it be known that once the Senate and House reconvene into session, he will be introducing a bill that cuts U.S. funding to members of the United Nations that expel, downgrade, suspend or otherwise restrict the participation of the State of Israel. This is a ... read more »

The Bartlesville Civitan Club is excited to announce a special fundraising event—a Paddle Party—on November 2nd at 7 p.m., taking place at the Elks Lodge located at 1060 Swan Drive in Bartlesville. This lively and ... read more »

  LaDonna Chancellor, the Executive Director of Teaching and Learning for Bartlesville Public Schools, and Blair Ellis, the Executive Director of the Bartlesville Public Schools Foundation joined us on COMMUNITY CONNECTION to update the community on various school activities and initiati ... read more »

Bartlesville Mayor Dale Copeland was our guest on KWON's CITY MATTERS program on Tuesday. The topics ranges from some brief recaps of last week's city council agenda items to Halloween safety and a reminder to vote. The big topic was our current drought and the city's water supply ... read more »

Arvest Bank recently honored Elisa Stamps at Wilson Elementary School during the bank’s annual “We Love Teachers” initiative, which awards area educators $500 each to help with the purchase of school supplies.     Stamps, a second-grade teacher, was one of ... read more »

Bartlesville hit a new record high temperature on Tuesday.   According to the National Weather Service observation station at the airport, the high temperature climbed to 91 degrees at the 4 p.m. hour. The old record high for Oct. 22 was 89 degrees back in 1939.   A weak ... read more »

All students within the Osage Nation or those enrolled in the JOM Program are eligible for an ACT/SAT workshop in November. Not only will students be able to take a practice test, they will be able to get tips on how to best prepare for college, learn more information about FAFSA and gain some fi ... read more »

The Health & Wellness Center opens a new clinic in downtown Bartlesville. The clinic is located at 1120 SE Frank Phillips Blvd. The primary mission is to ensure that every individual receives nothing but the best care available. Services offered at the Bartlesville location include ur ... read more »

The Osage Nation Historic Preservation Department will again be conducting tours across Osage Nation heritage sites. This is an expedition leading Osage's on a tour to various historic sites dating back to the year 500. They most recently announced where they will be going for the next five y ... read more »

A Tennessee man was in Washington County District Court on Tuesday on a felony charge of using a false check to obtain property or money. 23-year-old Caden Amyx (Pronounced Aye-mix) of Rogersville, TN was arrested in connection to a stolen vehicle from Doenges Toyota in Bartlesville. Cour ... read more »

Crews across Osage County will be doing chip and seal work over the next couple of days in the Wildcat Hill area. The work is expected to take place through Thursday.   As construction crews work on the area, you are asked to use caution and slow down in the area.   ... read more »

The ribbon was cut for Angie Thompson Consulting at the Bartlesville Area Chamber of Commerce in downtown Bartlesville Monday afternoon.   Angie Thompson is well known in the area for being a connector--one who connects people and organizations with who and what they need.   ... read more »

Northeast Oklahoma has broken a new record for the driest 90-day period over the past century. Oklahoma Mesonet reports the northeast Oklahoma area has only received, on average, 3.88 inches of rain over the past 90 days. That is more than 7 inches below normal. The previous record for th ... read more »