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East Cross Early Childhood Center is accepting enrollment for Three and Four Year Old Preschool, offered Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 9:30am-noon, with optional Extended Care until 3pm.  The Preschool Program is intended to be developmentally appropriate.  Children take part in a ... read more »

The Bartlesville Regional United Way is seeking projects for Day of Caring.  Projects are due by July 31.  Nonprofits, schools and other organizations are invited to submit projects for the 2014 Day of Caring.  All projects must be submitted online at www.bartlesvilleuw.org.  ... read more »

Childers Community Church will hold a Friday Feed on August 1, from 11am-2pm.  Brown and white beans, fried potatoes, regular and jalapeno cornbread, with desserts, iced tea and coffee will be served.  A $5 donation is appreciated.  For more information or directions, call 918-440- ... read more »

Theater Bartlesville will hold open auditions for “The Foreigner” on Friday, August 1, 7-10pm and Saturday, August 2, 1-4pm, at 312 S. Dewey.  This is a two-act comedy written by American playwright Larry Shue.    ... read more »

Washington County Soccer Club would like to invite all boys and girls, ages four years old on or before July 31 through 18 years of age, to join for a Family Fun Night, this Friday, 6-8pm, at Robinwood Park Soccer Complex.  Enjoy family friendly games and make sure your child is registered f ... read more »

Nowata Country Jubilee offers another exciting musical evening on Saturday, August 2, with Jaime Highfill.  Doors open at 6pm and the show starts at 7pm at the Jack R. Ellis Theather, 116 N. Maple, in Nowata.  Adult admission is $10.  Children, under 12, are admitted free when supe ... read more »

Premier Productions presents: Gaither Homecoming Tour 2014 with Bill Gaither, Wes Hampton, David Phelps, Adam Crabb, Todd Suttles and Special Guests: The Martins, Charlotte Ritchie, Gene McDonald, Kevin Williams on Saturday, August 2, 6pm, at the Mabee Center End Arena, in Tulsa.  Doors open ... read more »

Dwarfanators: Extreme Dwarf Wrestling will be held Saturday, August 2, 7:30pm, at the Washington County Fairgrounds, in Dewey.  All ages are welcome.  Advance tickets are $15 or $20 at the door.  Ringside seats are $25.  Ages 10 years and below are $10.  Tickets: clic ... read more »

Dewey Recreation Association will be holding sign ups for girls wanting to play 8 and Under, as well as 10 and Under Softball, Saturday, August 2, 9am-noon, at the Dewey Cafeteria.  All towns are welcome to participate.    ... read more »

Nowata County Fair Board will hold a Chicken and Noodle Fund-raiser Dinner on Sunday, 11am-1:30pm, at the Nowata County Fair Building.  Cost is $7 per meal.  Carry-out meals are available.  Proceeds will be used to help increase premiums paid to fair exhibitors at the fair in Septe ... read more »

Forgiven Quartet will be in Concert, this Sunday, 6pm, at Copan United Methodist Church, 120 N. Maple, in Copan.  For more information, visit www.copanumc.org.      ... read more »

Theater Bartlesville will have volunteer orientation on Wednesday evenings in August.  They will offer specialized training in behind the scenes and technical aspects of theater production and house management.  For more information, visit www.theaterbartlesville.com.    ... read more »

Bartlesville Community Blood Drive will be held August 6, 10am-3pm; August 7, 1-6pm; and August 8, 9am-2pm, at Adams Boulevard Church of Christ Youth Center, 3700 SE Adams Boulevard.  For an appointment, call 1-800-RED-CROSS.    ... read more »

Family Promise of Washington County is sponsoring a 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament Fundraiser on Saturday, August 9.  Pre-registration is ongoing and onsite registration will take place at 8am on the day of the tournament at the Wesleyan Christian School gym.  Both men’s and women&r ... read more »

Dog Days of Summer Swim Party will be held August 10, 1-4pm, at Frontier Pool.  Take your canine companion for a special swim party.  Admission is $5 per dog and goes towards maintenance and operation of Cooper Dog Park.    ... read more »

Now is the time to vaccinate for Back to School and Childcare.  All vaccines required for school are available  for children and teens, 18 years of age and younger, at the Washington County Health Department.  However, parents of children with private health insurance or SoonerCare ... read more »

The Washington County Free Fair will be celebrating its 100th year, September 2-6.  This year will be the 5th Annual Talent Show with two new divisions, Juniors from 1st through 6th grade and senior division from 7th through 12th grades.  Over $700 in cash prizes will be awarded.  ... read more »

Samaritan Counseling and Growth Center will host the 8th Annual Sports Spectacular on Saturday, August 16, 6pm, at the Bartlesville Community Center.  This is a fundraising event that seeks to generate funds that support the work of Samaritan Counseling and Growth Center.  Seats are $25 ... read more »

“Lemon Tart”, the murder mystery novel written by Utah novelist Josi S. Kilpack, is now a play being planned for a Bartlesville premiere.  Marilyn Johnson, known locally as a Theater Bartlesville character actress, is bringing “Lemon Tart” to life with a staged readin ... read more »

Nowata Country Jubilee offers another exciting musical evening on Saturday, August 16, with Will Clark and the Hooty Creek Band.  Doors open at 6pm and the show starts at 7pm at the Jack R. Ellis Theater, 116 N. Maple, in Nowata.  Adult admission is $10.  Children, under 12, are ad ... read more »

The Washington County Free Fair will be celebrating it’s 100th year, September 2-6.  Everyone is invited to the volunteer Kickoff Party on Thursday, August 21, 6-7:30pm, at the fairgrounds with free Chili and hotdogs.  There will be signups for volunteers to greet at the door, hel ... read more »

Nowata First United Methodist Church, 109 W. Shawnee

Nowata First United Methodist Church, 109 W. Shawnee, presents Loaves and Fishes , every first Tuesday of each month, 11:30am-12:30pm. Refresh your body and spirit with a Free Lunch (donations accepted) and inspirational devotional. For mor ... read more »

Sterling's Grille

Mens Bible Study meets each Friday, noon, at Sterling's Grille. A Buffet Lunch is served for $9. Join the fellowship and study with men in our community. All men are welcome and encouraged to bring a friend. ... read more »

K-Life Building, 107 E. Frank Phillips Blvd.

Wednesday Worship will be held every Wednesday, 11:30am-1pm, in the K-Life Building, 107 E. Frank Phillips Blvd.  Inter-denominational.  Everyone is welcome.  Come and go as you please.  Jim and Donna Estes are the worship leaders.  For more information, email wednesdayworsh ... read more »

Family Crisis and Counseling Center

Family Crisis and Counseling Center provides free public services for domestic violence and sexual assault counseling, protection orders and shelter services for victims of abuse.  For more information, call 336-1188.    ... read more »

Old Rock Gym in Lenapah, Oklahoma

Cowboy Capital Fellowship is a gathering of folks in Northeastern Oklahoma, who want to gain spiritual insight on how to handle what life throws at them every day.  Meetings are every Monday, 7-8pm, at the newly restored Old Rock Gym, in Lenapah, Oklahoma.  For more information, call 918-4 ... read more »

The Washington County Suicide Prevention Coalition meets the second Thursday of each month from 11:30am-1pm, at the Washington County Health Department.  This grassroots movement is open to everyone interested in decreasing death by suicide.  For more information, call M’Liss Jenk ... read more »

Overeaters Anonymous meets Sundays, 4pm, at Disciples Christian Church, 5800 Douglas Blvd.  For more information on this meeting, call Fred at 918-333-4723, and Tuesdays, 7pm, at Our Savior Lutheran Church, 300 NE Madison Blvd.  Call Janice at 918-333-5586 on this meeting.  Meetings a ... read more »

Green Country Antique Power Association meets the second Thursday of each month, 7pm, in the public meeting room of the Tyler Memorial Library, 812 N. Shawnee, in Dewey.  For more information, call 918-214-1500 or 918-534-6670.    ... read more »

Freedom is now just a click away at www.godsgatheringplace.org.  For a prayer or to request a speaker for your group, call 918-815-9476.  God’s Gathering Place meets at 202 N. Kaw on Wednesdays, 7pm, and Sundays, at 10:30am.    ... read more »

Is there a stumbling block in your life that is hindering your relationship with God?  Others?  Yourself?  You don’t have to walk the path alone!  Celebrate Recovery is a 12-step, Christ centered, Biblically based recovery program to meet the needs of those in need.  C ... read more »

Need food or assistance with a utility bill?  Do you work or go to school during the day?  CONCERN will be open the last two Tuesdays each month, from 5-7pm.  To make an appointment, call 918-336-4693.  This service is offered to residents in the community that may have jobs or c ... read more »

Green Country Lions Club meets the first and third Tuesdays of each month at the Oak Park United Methodist Church.  Dinner is served at 5:30pm and speaker/program begins at 6pm.  The Green Country Lions Club is a community service organization and welcomes visitors and new members.  ... read more »

Casa Hispana –Hispanic Outreach Center Friday Thrift Shop will be open every Friday, 8am-2pm, at 5th and Delaware.  Donations are accepted every Friday from 9am-1pm at the shop.  For other drop off or pick up days, call 918-907-1584 to make an appointment.    ... read more »

Washington County Cherokee Association meets the first Thursday of every month, 6:30pm, at the Dewey Adult Center, 300 Angus, in Dewey.    ... read more »

TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets Thursdays, 5pm, at Dewey Church of Christ, 1313 N. Osage.  National dues are $28 a year; local dues are $3.00 a month.  Lose weight the economical way.  For more information, call 918-337-4867.    ... read more »

Oak Park United Methodist Church will hold Confirmation Classes, every Wednesday, 4:15-5:30pm, for youth 5th grade and up.  For more information and to sign up, call 918-336-5425.    ... read more »

The Downtown Group of Alcoholics Anonymous meets every night from 7-8pm, at 325 S. Osage.  If alcohol is a problem, we have a solution!  For more information, call 918-627-2224.    ... read more »

 “Holy Grounds” will be held every Monday, 8am, at Oak Park United Methodist Church, 601 Brentwood.  There will be a devotion, prayer, fresh hot coffee and muffins.  There is no cost or obligation.  Everyone is welcome.  For more information, call 918-336-5425.&n ... read more »

Bartlesville Amateur Radio Club meets every Wednesday, 8pm, on the club repeater 146.655.  PL tone of 88.5 is required.  You do not have to be a member of the club to participate.  All licensed Hams are welcome to participate.    ... read more »

Ridin’ For The Brand Cowboy Church, in Wann, will hold Monday night services at 7pm.  Every second Friday of the month, enjoy Gospel Singing beginning at 7pm.  Everyone is welcome.    ... read more »

The WTG (Willing to Grow) meetings at noon on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and the DTG (Down Town Group) meeting every night at 7pm have moved to 325 S. Osage, in Bartlesville.    ... read more »

Is compulsive gambling affecting your life?  There is hope.  The Bartlesville Chapter of Gamblers Anonymous meets every Tuesday and Thursday, 7pm, at the First United Methodist Church, 4715 Price Road, in Bartlesville. For more information, call Lori at 918-336-3361.    ... read more »

Vertical Church meets Sunday at 10:30am and 6pm, and Wednesdays at 7pm, at 1550 SE Keeler (formerly McKinley Elementary School), in Bartlesville.  Limitless Youth meets Sunday at 6pm.  Come as you are.  All are welcome.  For more information, visit www.verticalchurchok.com.&nb ... read more »

CityServe is a chance for people from all over the city to gather and serve their community every second Saturday of the month.  CityServe meets at 9:15am in the Southwest corner of the Bartlesville Community Center parking lot to give people the opportunity to sign up for service projects t ... read more »