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The Oklahoma Department of Aerospace and Aeronautics (ODAA) and the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) celebrated a significant milestone in aerospace and aviation education this week with the announcement that Oklahoma has maintained its top spot in the Country with an impressive 116 ... read more »

With the June18, Primary Election approaching, County Election Board officials are reminding voters of Election Day laws. PERSONS ALLOWED INSIDE ELECTION ENCLOSURE It is a crime for any person other than voters and election officials to remain within 50 feet of the entrance to a polling p ... read more »

Westside Community Center is one of the oldest community organizations in Bartlesville. WCC has been the social, recreational, cultural, and educational hub of the Westside of Bartlesville for generations.   At the Juneteenth and West Side Community Center Grand Re-openning on Saturd ... read more »

It was a packed house for Bartlesville songstress as she and her brother performed in Tulsa on Saturday.   Due to the heat, Tunes at Noon at the legandary Church Studio in Tulsa was moved indoor for the show starring Ashlee Elmore and her brother Jared. It was standing room only for ... read more »

80 of Oklahoma’s top high school senior & graduate football players will convene in Miami, OK on Saturday for the 8-man All-Star game. Included in that group, are Wesleyan Christian School Mustangs, Tyrel Cloud and Broch Timmons. Both Cloud and Timmons time has come to an end in hig ... read more »

Dr. Everett Piper resigned from his post as County Commissioner for District One in Osage County earlier this year, which led to an open seat that will be filled after Tuesday's election results come in.   Two men are looking to fill that spot. Randall Jones, who held that positi ... read more »

Project Tribute will soon provide lifesaving anti-choking devices to area public elementary schools thanks to a $3,500 donation from the Arvest Foundation.   David Nickel, Arvest Bank president – Bartlesville Region, presented the check to Project Tribute founder Jon Beckloff a ... read more »

A man was seen in Washington Court on Friday afternoon after a security camera caught him stealing property.   It is alleged that Jay Lacy knowingly received or concealed stolen property early Thursday morning, as security footage showed the defendant breaking into a garage that was ... read more »

On Thursday evening, a public hearing was held in Pawhuska allowing the citizens to address the city council regarding the proposed budget for the coming fiscal year. Before the hearing began, City Manager Jerry Eubanks and Assistant City Manager Carol Jones spoke to the crowd and gave some unple ... read more »

  Congratulations to Lain Cramer of Bartlesville!   Lain is our Grand Prize Winner in our Dad Deserves It contest!   We thank our Sponsors:         ... read more »

  At Jesus Burger with Get Real Ministries in Bartlesville, you are invited to be fed spirituality and physically with others that have recovered from ALL kinds of addictions, and life struggles that have been healed or being healed.    Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION ... read more »

  Prior to their annual Flag Day ceremony at the Bartlesville Public Library on Friday, Tom Birkett with the Sons of the American Revolution and Deb Cook with the Daughters of the American Revolution stopped by Bartlesville Radio.   Both Tom and Deb briefly shared the histor ... read more »

  As you first heard on KWON Radio's CAR TALK program, Brad Doenges announced that Bartlesville's long time Ford dealer is selling it's franchise to Bill Knight Ford.   Appearing on CAR TALK, Brad Doenges with the Doenges Family of Autos explained, "I want t ... read more »

A Bartlesville man was seen Thursday in court on the charges possession of meth, unlawful possession of paraphernalia, and operating vehicle with defective equipment. Kyle Jackson was pulled over for having a defective tail light early Thursday morning. A K9 unit would hit on Jackson’s ... read more »

DeLozier says she was born and raised in Sand Springs, graduating from Charles Page High School. She adds that her Osage County roots run deep, as she has lived in the same home for nearly 40 years.   DeLozier went on to graduate from the University of Tulsa Business College ... read more »