Bartlesville Radio: The area’s best source for news, weather and sports!

Fresh off three political forums, Washington County District 2 Commissioner candidate Michael Colaw joined us on COMMUNITY CONNECTION on Wednesday. Colaw said he has experience from corporate roles at Arvest Bank, energy companies like ConocoPhillips and Phillips 66, and in local nonprofits l ... read more »

The Nowata County Sheriff’s office warns that there is a scam going around which includes instructions for people to pay so much money or they will be arrested. This is coming by a letter in the mail and phone calls using a Nowata number are saying you need to pay money by credit card, ... read more »

The Bartlesville's Westside Community Center and Bartlesville Community News present the Juneteenth and WCC Grand Re-Opening Celebration on Saturday June 15 from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the Westside Community Center (WCC), Bartlesville's multicultural hub! 501 S. Bucy Avenue in Bartlesville ... read more »

  Celebrate our nation's Independence Day this July 4 from  5:00pm to 10:00pm at Don Tyler Park.  There will be live music, free watermelon, food buy a local vendor, popcorn, The Dewey Duck Derby, and FIREWORKS!   Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Lorrie Table ... read more »

A FEMA Disaster Recovery Center opened Wednesday, June 12, in Washington County to help Oklahoma residents affected by the April 25 - May 9 severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding continue their recovery. The center is located at Bartlesville High School, 1700 Hillcrest Dri ... read more »

  Congratulations to Thomas Baker of Bartlesville. He's today's daily winner in our Dad Deserves It contest!   Thomas wins a pair of tickets to Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge and The Great Passion Play which are both in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.   ... read more »

District 29 State Sen. Julie Daniels is seeking her third and final term in office and participated in Bartlesville Radio's political forum Tuesday evening at Bartlesville City Hall.   Daniels is facing a challenge by Wendi Stearman in the June 18 Republican primary. Stearman dec ... read more »

Road maintenance, proper budgeting, constructing new facilities and philosophy on county government were the main topics of discussion for the three Republican candidates running for Washington County District 2 Commissioner.   Bartlesville Radio hosted a political forum Tuesday even ... read more »

Bartlesville Radio hosted a Republican Primary Candidate Forum on Tuesday, June 11at the Bartlesville City Council Chambers. The forum was broadcast on KWON AM 1400/FM 93.3 & 95.1 and on KWONTV.com powered by Phillips 66.    The forum began with Washington County Commissione ... read more »

You are invited to join us for our Candidate Forum on Tuesday, June 11, 6pm at the Bartlesville City Council Chambers on KWON AM 1400/FM 93.3 & 95.1 and on KWONTV.com powered by Phillips 66.    Our forum will begin with our County Commissioner District 2 Candidates: Corey Sh ... read more »

A Bartlesville woman was seen in Washington County Court Tuesday on the charges of unauthorized use of a vehicle, attempted burglary in the third degree, and knowingly receiving or concealing stolen property. Presley Barkley was arrested after 4 a.m. Tuesday morning. Barkley had been stopped ... read more »

Bud Beaston is looking to un-seat Steve Talburt as Osage County Commissioner in District Two.    Beaston got interested in county government about two years ago when he says Talburt turned down a 200 signature petition regarding a housing development in his neighborhood. Beaston ... read more »

Steve Talburt is running for re-election as County Commissioner for District Two in Osage County.   Talburt says that during his first term in office, one of the first things he did was start a savings account in an effort to save money for the district. He added that weather has ca ... read more »

Senator Julie Daniels is running for re-election.   Senator Daniels said she has loved participating in the discussions and decisions in the past three years at the Capitol on behalf of the people she serves in District 29. She said she would like to continue that work and increase h ... read more »

A big change is coming to South Coffeyville Public Schools this fall.   Students will no longer be allowed to have cell phones on the school campus. The decision was made at last night's school board meeting and Superintendent Daryl Pruter says that phones have become an increasi ... read more »