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It's time for the Advent Concert Series, which is being held at First Presbyterian Church, 5th and Dewey, the first three Wednesdays at noon in December.   Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTTION, Kathy Sterwart said the music starts at 12:15pm but you can come early, like around noon ... read more »

Appearing on CITY MATTERS on KWON Radio, Bartlesville City Water Utilities Director Terry Lauritsen reminded all that in the spirit of Thanksgiving you know we do have police and fire that are in service also water plant and wastewater plant staff works those days because those entities need to c ... read more »

Work has finally begun on the Tuxedo Bridge repair project. Appearing on CITY MATTERS, City Engineer Michah Siemers said the contractor is currently working on removing the bridge deck as we speak.   As for when the project will be completed, Siemers said, "We're looking at ... read more »

A woman has been charged for allegedly falsifying her name after an alleged larceny incident in Bartlesville in August.   25-year old Zeniah Nanaeto faces Larceney of merchandise, a misdemenor and false personification after she allegedly shoplifted at Bartlesville's Atwood store ... read more »

  A woman faces felony domestic abuse and Prisoner placing body fluid on a goverment employee charges,  after allegedly spitting on Detention officers inside the the Washington County Jail on Friday afternoon. 19- year-old Monica Scott allegedly got into a fight her partner arou ... read more »

The Osage County Fairgrounds in Pawhuska hosted the Brantley Cattle Battle Invitational this Saturday. Considering it was the first year they had put on such a spectacle, Event Organizer Tanner Brantley said he was happy with the turnout and support from the community.    Brantl ... read more »

  A man was in Washington County District Court on Monday on a felony stalking and intimidation charge. 41-year old John Anthony Thomas is accused of hanging out around someone's house in Bartlesville for approximately three days, and knocking  on the door and ringing the doorbe ... read more »

The Board of Osage County Commissioners convened for a regularly scheduled meeting at the fairgrounds on Monday morning. At the standard meeting, the Board approved the payment of an invoice to Higgins Construction for facilities inspections. They also acknowledged payment from bond proceeds, whi ... read more »

Washington County Commissioner Mike Bouvier passed away early Monday morning after a battle with cancer. He was 78. Bouvier was born in Brattleboro, Vermont and graduated in 1960 from Brattleboro Union High School. Bouvier served in the military and established MGB Plumbing in Bartlesville in ... read more »

The city of Bartlesville tax collections were down a bit from this month last year, but also came in as the third-highest for the month according to city records.   Appearing on KWON Radio's CITY MATTERS program, City Clerk Jason Muninger said,"I know it kind of sounds like ... read more »

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has rescinded a boil water advisory for the City of Caney public water supply system.   The advisory was issued because of a waterline break resulting in a loss of pressure in the distribution system.  Failure to maintain adequate ... read more »

The Bill Knight Automotive Group, through its Bronco Wild Fund initiative, presented a $10,000 check to the Hulah Lake Osage Association on Sunday at the Association’s ranch in Osage County, recognizing the non-profit's efforts to revitalize and sustain Hulah Lake Wah-Sha-She State Park ... read more »

The City of Caney, Kan., remains under a boil water advisory after failing a water test.   The boil water advisory, originally issued on Nov. 6, will stay in effect for Caney's water supply, at least a while longer. The city delivered six water samples for testing on Nov. 14. Of ... read more »

The Cherokee Nation celebrates the opening of a new Head Start Center in Nowata.   Earlier this week, Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. and Tribal Councilor Dora Patzkowski joined dignitaries in cutting the ribbon on the $7.3 million, 9,300 square-foot facility.   Chief ... read more »

Osage County and Owasso Public Schools are two entities who were awarded grant awards to help curb the state's opioid crisis.   The Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Board announced  $2.5 million in grant awards to 14 counties, two cities and two school districts.   Att ... read more »