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Bartlesville High School’s Commencement Ceremony is scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday from Custer Stadium, weather permitting. Depending on the weather, the start time of graduation may be adjusted prior or after the 7 p.m. plan. Details will be communicated if there is a time change. For ... read more »

Unity Square's Sizzlin' Summer Series is back for another amazing summer! Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Caitlyn Kraemer, Managing Director of The Center Bartlesville, said the first of 4 events features live music from local band, Radio Range on Friday, May 22, 2026, from 5:30 - 8&nb ... read more »

Pawhuska High School graduation is set for Friday night, and the Huskies won't have to worry about the weather.  Pawhuska will graduate its class of 2026 at 7:00 PM inside at Oren Terrill Field House.  We will have both a radio and live stream broadcast of the event on Sport ... read more »

Local musician Taylor Wellinghoff  appeared on KWON Radio’s COMMUNITY CONNECTON program this week to discuss her musical journey, songwriting process, and newly released single, “Stupid Games, Stupid Prizes.” Taylor is a New Hampshire native. She grew up in a ... read more »

Deborah Mueggenborg, managing partner of Stotts Archambo Mueggenborg & Barclay, has been recognized on Forbes America's Best-in-State CPAs 2026, honoring top certified public accountants across the country.   Mueggenborg, a CPA with 40 years of public accounting experience, w ... read more »

The Bartlesville High School 2026 graduation ceremony is planned for Friday night at Custer Stadium.    Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, incoming Superintendent of Bartlesville Public Schools, LaDonna Chancellor said, "The plan is it's not going to rain and we're ... read more »

With pool season around the corner, the City of Nowata reminds utility customers that they offer a one-time annual pool adjustment credit.   In order to be eligible for the program, the resident may be required to have a pool permit, the request form must be filled and received by th ... read more »

Two Bartlesville residents are facing multiple felony charges after allegedly providing insufficient care to children. 27-year-old Kiona Hail and 29-year-old Cheyenne Hess were each charged on Wednesday with three counts of child neglect. According to the Bartlesville Police Department, o ... read more »

Incoming Bartlesville Public Schools Superintendent LaDonna Chancellor says the district will stop issuing take-home Chromebooks to sixth-grade students this fall following concerns from teachers and parents about balancing technology with traditional classroom instruction.   Chancel ... read more »

A Bartlesville woman is facing felony charges after allegedly assaulting two medical providers.   18-year-old Miley Nassif was charged on Wednesday with two counts of assault and battery on a medical care provider.   According to the Bartlesville Police Department, Nassi ... read more »

A Bartlesville man is facing felony charges after allegedly abusing someone.   52-year-old Anthony Teyon was charged on Wednesday with domestic abuse by assault and battery and kidnapping.   According to the Bartlesville Police Department, Teyon and the victim allegedly ... read more »

Get your summer started in style at Bartlesville Sunfest 2026 "Celebrating America's 250th Anniversary" May 29-31, at Sooner Park.    Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Trey Stumpff with the main stage, Duke Epperson, who runs our car show, and Blythe Moseman, who& ... read more »

A Ramona man has pleaded guilty to felony charges in Washington County District Court.   66-year-old John Dougherty pleaded guilty to peeping tom/video voyeurism.   Dougherty was charged in January 2025 after setting up a camera in a bedroom closet and taking video of tw ... read more »

Oklahoma Senator James Lankford joined Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton and more than two dozen Republican senators this week in urging President Donald Trump to completely dismantle the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, better known as UNRWA. The senators argue the agency has become hopelessly ... read more »

College students in Oklahoma may soon have a little more freedom to argue about politics in the student union without ending up in an administrative office that looks like an interrogation room. A ceremonial bill signing Tuesday at the state Capitol highlighted Senate Bill 1725, authored by Ally ... read more »