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			<title><![CDATA[Owasso Brothers Win Big]]></title>
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	Three brothers from Owasso won big Thursday night on The American Bible Challenge.&amp;nbsp; 21 year-old Jesse Wagner and his brothers 23 year-old Josh and 19 year-old Daniel competed in January and won $40,000 for their family&amp;#39;s Wagner Ministries International on the GSN network game show, and competed in the finals to win $100,000.

	Older brother Josh, a junior New Testament major at ORU, is married and lives in Tulsa. Younger brother Daniel, who will attend ORU next year, lives at home with Jesse, 15-year-old brother Luke and their parents, Kevin and Nicole Wagner, in Owasso.

	They won the money for their international ministry that takes them primarily into third-world nations
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			<pubDate>Fri, 24 May 2013 08:16:11 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Dewey Man Arrested For Shooting Pups]]></title>
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	A Dewey man is in custody after he allegedly shot and killed two puppies.&amp;nbsp; 53-year old Justin Wayne Herwig is charged with two counts of animal cruelty.&amp;nbsp; A witness told Washington County Sheriff&amp;#39;s Deputies that he heard two gunshots in the direction of Herwig&amp;#39;s property.&amp;nbsp; According to a court affidavit, Herwig admitted to the authorities that he shot the dogs with a shotgun.&amp;nbsp; The suspect told the deputies the dogs came from his girlfriend&amp;#39;s mother and was told the puppies were sick.&amp;nbsp; Herwig&amp;#39;s next court date is June 7th.&amp;nbsp; Bond was set at $10,000.
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			<pubDate>Thu, 23 May 2013 15:46:22 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Dewey Man Arrested For Sex Register Violation]]></title>
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	66-year old Donald Edward Sutton, Jr. of Dewey is charged with violation of the sex offender registration act.&amp;nbsp; According to a court affidavit, Sutton went to register to the Dewey Police Department his address in the 700 block of East 3rd Street and was told by officers he couldn&amp;#39;t reside at that address within 2,000 feet of a park.&amp;nbsp; Reportedly, the property was located approximately 528 feet from Hix Park.&amp;nbsp; Later, officers went to the home and found Sutton.&amp;nbsp; He was given 10 days to leave or face charges.&amp;nbsp; Sutton told the authorities he was looking but was unable to find a place to live.&amp;nbsp; Court records indicate that Sutton was convicted in 2008 for possession of child pornography.&amp;nbsp; Sutton&amp;#39;s next court date is June 7th.&amp;nbsp; Bond was set at $20,000.
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			<pubDate>Thu, 23 May 2013 15:44:40 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[House Approves Tornado Relief Funds]]></title>
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	The Oklahoma House has given final approval to legislation that dips into the state&amp;#39;s constitutional reserve fund to help central Oklahoma communities impacted by devastating tornadoes.&amp;nbsp; Without debate, the House voted 95-0 Thursday for the measure that appropriates $45 million from the state&amp;#39;s Rainy Day Fund for tornado relief. The bill passed the Senate on Wednesday by a vote of 45-0.&amp;nbsp; The reserve funds will be deposited into the State Emergency Fund and used by the Oklahoma Office of Emergency Management to aid in recovery efforts, including infrastructure repairs. Officials say the money will be used to match federal money made available to affected communities.
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	A massive tornado struck the city of Moore on Monday, killing at least 24 people. A separate tornado on Sunday left two dead in Shawnee.
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			<pubDate>Thu, 23 May 2013 15:38:17 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Animal Disaster Relief]]></title>
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	Whenever a disaster occurs, most people first think of how to help the people that were affected by it. One affected group that often gets overlooked are the pets that have been separated from their families. Right now, SPCA teams are gathering animals that are in the tornado area and holding them waiting for their families to pick them up. Donna Brady of the Washington County SPCA says that finding these pets can provide comfort to those in need. Brady also said that the easiest way to prepare your pets for a disaster is to put tags on them so it is easier for them to be returned to you.
	Right now, like other organizations, the SPCA is gathering items for relief efforts, but their needs are a little different. The Washington County SPCA is accepting cat and dog food and kitty litter to be taken to Moore to help with the animal relief efforts. To donate these items it is as easy as taking them to the Washington County SPCA located North of Bartlesville at 16620 Highway 123.&amp;nbsp; The WCSPCA is open from 10 to 6, Tuesday through Friday and Saturday 10 to 4.
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			<pubDate>Thu, 23 May 2013 13:53:54 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Flowers arrested for DUI]]></title>
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	A $75,000 bond has been set on 44-year old David Eugene Flowers. Flowers is charged with Driving Under the Influence, attempting to elude a police officer, driving with a suspended license, and failure to maintain insurance verification.&amp;nbsp; According to a court document, the Flowers tried to elude a Bartlesville police officer after he saw the officer turn emergency lights on in the 100 block of Washington Blvd.&amp;nbsp; The officer discovered that Flowers allegedly was driving drunk and found out that his driver&amp;#39;s license was suspended.&amp;nbsp; Court records indicate Flowers was convicted in 1997 for possession of a stolen vehicle and was sentenced to three years with all but the first 20 days suspended.&amp;nbsp; Flowers was convicted for DUI in 2001 in Osage County and 2011 in Washington County.&amp;nbsp; Flowers next court date is June 21st.
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			<pubDate>Thu, 23 May 2013 13:47:55 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Techsico Cuts Ribbon]]></title>
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	A ribbon cutting was held Wednesday afternoon at Warner Sound and Video. Although Warner is not new to the Bartlesville area, Techsico, who has recently completed a merger with Warner, is. The merger will allow Warner to continue to provide its services to the Bartlesville area as well as add security, telephone, fire alarm and other new services. Techsico is a company that has over 100 employees in multiple locations including Tulsa, Dallas, Las Vegas, Daytona Beach, and Rogers, Arkansas.&amp;nbsp; Techsico CEO Todd Blackburn says this merger will assist customers.

	With the merger, the companies plan to continue to serve the Bartlesville area and hope to continue to grow.
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			<pubDate>Thu, 23 May 2013 15:21:33 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Bartlesville YMCA Closed due to broken water main.]]></title>
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	A water main has burst in front of the Bartlesville YMCA. Because of the damage, tha Bartlesville YMCA will be closed Wednesday (5-22) evening.
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			<pubDate>Thu, 23 May 2013 05:13:22 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Bartlesville Man Arrested For 3rd DUI]]></title>
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	A $75,000 bond has been set for 44-year old David Eugene Flowers, who is charged with DUI, attempting to elude a police officer, driving with a suspended license, and failure to maintain security.&amp;nbsp; According to a court document, the suspect attempted to elude a Bartlesville police officer after he saw the emergency lights turned on in the 100 block of Washington Blvd.&amp;nbsp; The officer discovered that Flowers allegedly was driving drunk and found out that the suspect&amp;#39;s license was suspended.&amp;nbsp; Court records indicate that Flowers was convicted in 1997 for possession of a stolen vehicle and was sentenced to three years with all but the first 20 days suspended.&amp;nbsp; Flowers was convicted for DUI in 2001 in Osage County and 2011 in Washington County.&amp;nbsp; Flowers next court date is June 21st.&amp;nbsp;
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			<pubDate>Wed, 22 May 2013 15:47:01 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Bartlesville Chamber Celebrates]]></title>
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	A celebration of the past and a glimpse of the future were offered by the Bartlesville Chamber of Commerce at their 109th Annual Awards Gala Tuesday night.&amp;nbsp; Sherri Wilt, President of the chamber reviewed the growth of the chamber from 667 members in 2011 to 732 at last count, an increase of nearly ten percent. Realizing the importance of retention, Wilt also highlighted an eight percent increase in retention from 86 percent in 2011 to 94 percent. Outgoing Board Chair Byron Boles said that he was pleased with what the chamber has accomplished. Looking to the future, Andrea Nightengale and Mike Bailey, Leadership Bartlesville Co-Chairs announced the graduates of Leadership Bartlesville twenty-two. This class is the largest class ever, with twenty-eight graduates.
	Also recognized at the Gala were seven award winners, including the Jim Gillie Outstanding Citizen Award. The winner of the award this year was Bob Pomeroy of the Bartlesville Sports Commission. After the ceremony, Pomeroy found it difficult to put into words how he felt about receiving the award.

	Rising Star Award: Courtney Soland

	Jim GIllie Oustanding Citizen Award: Bob Pomeroy

	Frank Philips Award (Economic Development): Tri-County Tech

	Ernie McAnaw Award (Female Business Leader): Sonya Sales

	Tom Shoemake Award (Leadership): Bob Fraser

	Small Business of the Year: Frank &amp;amp; Lola&amp;#39;s

	Business of the Year: Service and Technology Corporation

	Leadership Bartlesville XXII Graduates:

	Allie Atkinson, Nathan Barham, Amy Borg, Kyle Carlson, Keenon DeLeon, Jeremy Dempster, Joey Evans, Thad Friedman, Jake Grant, Paul Huttenhoff, Drew Ihrig, Scott Jacobs, Kathryn Johnson, Kim Kimrey, Sheryl Lippert, Lacy Longacre, Steve Marshall, Julia May, Courtney McClure, Melissa McCoy, John S. Means, Joshua J. Means, Jason Muninger, Clint Musselwhite, Jared Patton, Heather Robison, Steve Stitt, Lyn Thomas
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			<pubDate>Wed, 22 May 2013 12:25:29 -0500</pubDate>
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