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By KAITLYN HUAMANI Associated Press  Lily Gladstone knows the gravity stories about what she calls the “epidemic” of missing and murdered Indigenous people have. But she also values humor in telling those stories.   In “Fancy Dance,& ... read more »

The Tri County Tech Foundation assists in-need and qualifying students in three critical areas: Tuition Assistance, Emergency Aid, and Food Assistance.   Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Champagne Kane with the foundation said their mission is to ensure no student is denied an educ ... read more »

A Vinita woman was killed Wednesday in a single-vehicle crash near Chelsea in Rogers County.   According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, 82-year-old Rose Abram was driving a 2006 Chevy Silverado on State Highway 66, approximately 2 miles north of Chelsea, just after 5 p.m. Wednesday. ... read more »

This winter, the Bartlesville Area History Museum’s exhibit will feature topics of early traditions and social life. As a part of the exhibit, BAHM invites the Washington County community to submit their favorite family recipes for the museum to use in creating a community cookbook. At the ... read more »

Gov. Kevin Stitt has approved four amendments to the Bartlesville City Charter.   Voters went to the polls on April 2 and passed four of 10 proposed amendments to the City Charter. The changes include a requirement that City Council candidates must have lived in their ward for six mo ... read more »

Oklahoma Senator James Lankford cares deeply about getting a handle on the chaos going on at our southern border. After President Joe Biden announced a new program making it easier for illegal U.S. citizens who are married and have children to get green cards, here is what Lankford had to say wit ... read more »

The Pawhuska City Council must approve a budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year by Thursday. On Tuesday, they held a special meeting to discuss what could be done in an effort to prevent the jobs being lost that City Manager Jerry Eubanks talked about last week.   Eubanks said since la ... read more »

Sometimes the staff at the Washington County SPCA  get hungry while naming the pets that come into the building. That being said, sometimes you get a litter of puppies named entirely after bread.   Jari Bowers, volunteer coordinator for the WSPCA introduces this weeks star&helli ... read more »

Since Dr. Everett Piper stepped down from his post as County Commissioner for District One earlier this year, Anthony Hudson has been serving in that interim role. After Tuesday night's election results came in, Hudson was promoted to serve in that capacity full time, as he defeated Randall J ... read more »

The City of Bartlesville Employee Advisory Committee recognized their most recent employee of the month. Jenson Smith works for the Parks Department and received the honor after his co-worker Terry Chapman nominated him. Chapman had this to say in his nomination letter: “Jenson was clea ... read more »

Osage Nation students entering their senior year of high school will have an opportunity to take part in a two-day event to help prepare them, in hopes of making their senior year as stress free as possible.   Students will get information about how to best prepare for college, their ... read more »

A Florida man was seen in Washington County court Tuesday afternoon on two felony charges of lewd or indecent proposals to a child under 16. 36-year-old Alexander Lincoln was arrested around 2 a.m. Monday morning in Ramona. Lincoln allegedly had been having conversations with a decoy for Wome ... read more »

The Dewey Bulldoggers have been busy this summer on the gridiron, as they approach the mandatory OSSAA dead period in July. We previously mentioned that Dewey will have some important spots to fill before the fall, but none more important than the signal caller spot. With junior-to-be Ryder M ... read more »

Osage County citizens went to the polls on Tuesday evening and elected a new sheriff. Bart Perrier defeated the incumbent Eddie Virden.   Perrier is a life-long Osage County resident and says he is grateful for the voters and is ready to get to work.    Perrier defe ... read more »