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Nov 18, 2020

Oklahoma head football coach Lincoln Riley met with the media on Tuesday for his weekly press conference ahead of Bedlam 2020. The game on Saturday night in Norman will have major Big 12 title implications, as it usually has over the past decade. OU has rebounded after an inconsistent sta...read full story »

Oct 22, 2019

Quotes to remove old duct work at the Washington County Fairgrounds Building in Dewey was discussed on Monday. County Clerk Annette Smith discussed the work with the Washington County Commissioners. She said the installation of new duct work as well as the installation of an owner provided 20...read full story »

Feb 05, 2018

Madison Middle school was placed on lockdown around 2:15 Monday afternoon after a student allegedly brought a gun to the school’s campus. The student was confronted by school officials but he refused to be searched and left the building. The student tried to leave the school grounds but...read full story »

Jun 26, 2017

A call about a boat in distress on Oologah Lake, south of Winganon Bridge and in the general area of Sunnyside Ramp came in over the weekend. The reporting party indicated the boat was far from shore with four people aboard. As units from OTEMS responded to assist the Water Rescue units of t...read full story »

Jan 09, 2023

Bartlesville City Manager Mike Bailey was joined in studio by City Clerk Jason Muninger, New City Development Director Larry Curtis and Police Chief Tracy Roles.   City Manager Mike Bailey recapped last week's city council meeting and quickly introduced Larry Curtis--the new City...read full story »

Jul 12, 2020

A structure fire in the 500 Block of South Moore Avenue in Dewey was extinguished and the area cleared in under two hours on Sunday morning.  According to Dewey Fire Chief Jacob Cox, Dewey Fire responded to the reported structure fire at approximately 6:37 on Sunday morning. He said the ...read full story »

Aug 01, 2022

The Bartlesville City Council approved bids for two items at Monday night’s meeting. Both bids were for equipment for the wastewater treatment project. The first bid came from P&K Equipment for a tractor to help with land application of bio solids. The bid price was $256K—roug...read full story »

Jan 10, 2020

Borg, a K9 for the Bartlesville Police Department, is said to be on the mend after having gastropexy surgery last Saturday in Tulsa. Police Chief Tracy Roles said as a dog lover, it was a very scary moment. He said they were fortunate to identify and respond to the situation quickly so they c...read full story »

Nov 18, 2016

A Tulsa physician, Dr. Anoop Sangha, has entered into a settlement agreement to pay $50,000 to resolve civil allegations that he violated the Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention Act of 1970, which regulates the manufacture and distribution of controlled substances. According to the settlement...read full story »

Apr 26, 2021

A Bartlesville woman appeared in court answering to a burglary charge on Monday. The alleged incident occurred in Bartlesville on Friday. Kerry Ann Everly picked up a charge of burglary in the second degree—a felony. According to an affidavit, Bartlesville police responded to a call on ...read full story »

Jul 07, 2021

A Dewey man is being charged with two felony counts in Washington County Court. Anthony Lee Carpenter Jr. was arrested on Monday for being in possession of stolen property and burglary in the second degree.   On Monday, Carpenter broke into a storage unit located at 825 SE Madison Bl...read full story »

Feb 03, 2021

A Nowata man appeared at the Washington County Courthouse on Wednesday answering to three misdemeanor complaints. Justin Phelps appeared over teleconference from the Washington County Correctional Facility. According to an affidavit, an officer was dispatched to investigate a vehicle burglary...read full story »

Jan 08, 2019

ABB has announced that its Measurement & Analytics Business Unit will consolidate its North American process gas chromatograph analyzer manufacturing in Bartlesville by the end of 2019. The decision was made in order to establish a center of excellence for gas analyzer research, development, ...read full story »

Feb 14, 2022

At Monday's Board of Osage County Commissioners meeting, there was discussion regarding the possibility of using ARPA funds to pay for a couple of different items that the Sheriff's Office needs. His includes creating a chain length fence around the impound yard, getting a trailer to haul...read full story »

Apr 20, 2021

A donation from the Bartlesville Masonic Lodge to the Special Response Team (SRT) for the Washington County Sheriff's Office (WCSO) was approved by the Washington County Commissioners this week. Sheriff Scott Owen said the SRT had a need for donations of equipment and training. Owen said ...read full story »