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The City of Bartlesville reminds citizens that there will be slight amendments to its schedule next week. City offices will be closed on Thursday, July 4th and customers who receive their trash on that Thursday will need to have their trash on the curb on Wednesday.   The City’ ... read more »

CLICK HERE FOR THE AUDIO VERSION OF THIS STORY   For the past two years, the Washington County Sheriff's Office and Tulsa-based Family & Children Services have partnered to provide "Parenting in Jail" courses for inmates, in hopes of better serving the inmates' ... read more »

Public meetings were held last week regarding the Endeavor 2045 Comprehensive Plan. This offered Bartlesville residents a chance to give their opinions on the current state of the City and the direction it should head in the future.   Director of Community Development Larry Curtis sa ... read more »

Welcome to the BIG EVENT 2024: 25 Years of Impact as Big Brothers Big Sisters celebrates a quarter-century of their largest Bartlesville fundraiser.   Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Area Director Charlene Dew and event co-chair John B. Kane announced that this exciting event will ... read more »

The 47th annual Air Race Classic flew through Bartlesville last week. Forty-seven planes took to the skies, starting in Carbondale, Illinois and ending in Loveland, Colorado, but making stops in between, one of which was at the Bartlesville Municipal Airport. The 2,628 mile competition more than ... read more »

Having a sister means that what’s yours is theirs. Sometimes that includes clothes, food, toys, rooms, bathrooms, friends, or even activities. Other times it means sharing the inspiration for your name.   Jari Bowers, volunteer coordinator for the Washington County SPCA introdu ... read more »

The fastest growing sport in America is about to make its way to Bartlesville with construction of the City's six-court pickleball court complex nearing completion. City Manager Micah Siemers was on KWON’s City Matters program on Monday and gave his update on the courts. The com ... read more »

Leadership Bartlesville is an issue-oriented leadership development program of the Bartlesville Regional Chamber of Commerce that informs, motivates, and increases the awareness of selected participants through seminars and interaction with community decision makers.    Appearin ... read more »

Bartlesville Public Schools is looking for additional staff for the upcoming school year. The school district has teacher and teacher assistant positions available at multiple grade levels, as well as open support staff positions — from bus drivers to food service. A job fair is sch ... read more »

Two Bartlesville residents were seen in court this week on the charges of third-degree burglary and petty larceny. Paul Campos and Kassandra Salinas were arrested Sunday and booked in the Washington County Jail on those charges. According to multiple affidavits, Campos had been alleged of ste ... read more »

We are only 20 days away from the start of Cavalcade at the Osage County Fairgrounds in Pawhuska. Things will get started on Tuesday, July 16th with the street dance in downtown Pawhuska and run through Sunday at the fairgrounds.   Tickets are on sale now to see Kevin Fowler, The Gre ... read more »

Repairs to a guardrail will cause the exit ramp on Highway 60 that connects traffic to Highway 75 to be closed beginning at 9 a.m. Thursday morning. The ramp will re-open once work is complete, which is expected to take several hours.   Both northbound and southbound lanes of Highwa ... read more »

As utility companies have increased their rates, the Osage Nation has developed a financial assistance program to help Osage Nation members. To qualify, you need to show that you are a legally enrolled member of the Osage Nation, reside in Osage County or within the Osage Reservation and fill out ... read more »

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt’s time as governor will run out in 2026, as he is term-limited. Several names have been brought up to replace Stitt in 2026, including U.S. Senator James Lankford, but Lankford put any rumors to rest that he would be running for that office earlier this week: ... read more »

Individual assistance grants could be available through FEMA for renters, including students and homeowners. This is for those who were affected by the storms that occurred back in April and May. The grants don't have to be prepaid, but can help with temporary housing, home repair and other s ... read more »