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Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Mary Lynn Mihm with OKM Music proudly reminded everyone that this year's festival is the 40th Annual event! OKM is goin back 40 years to celebrate with three great shows just as they did witht he first festival AND they are also celebrating with the youn ... read more »

An active weather pattern will bring several chances of storms during the next few days across northeast Oklahoma and southeast Kansas. Here’s News On 6 Meteorologist Stephen Nehrenz. Severe storm threat continues Friday as thunderstorms are forecast to be ongoing across parts ... read more »

An active weather pattern will bring several chances of storms during the next few days across northeast Oklahoma and southeast Kansas.   According to the National Weather Service in Tulsa, thunderstorms are forecast to organize and move into the area overnight tonight (Wednesday), w ... read more »

One Bartlesville area school will win a Video Smart Board for their school, valued at $5,000!  All you have to do is vote, and tell your friends.  Vote for your favorite school by filling out the form clicking here. Limit one vote per day.   Video Reality ... read more »

Doenges Ford is celebrating their 83rd anniversary this month!    Appearing on KWON's CAR TALK on Thursday, Brad Doenges, Bob Doenges and Joe Dillion share some of the history and memories of the dealership throughout the years.   Doenges began in Bartlesville 8 ... read more »

It's a first for this legislative session, as the State Senate has voted to override the governor’s veto on the Oklahoma Survivors Act.   Sen. Bill Coleman of Ponca City made the announcement.   The law allows domestic violence victims found guilty of a crime t ... read more »

Director of Engineering for the City of Bartlesville, Micah Siemers says the 1.2 million dollar Tuxedo Bridge Rehabilitation Project is still postponed, as regulatory agencies discovered the possibility of bats and mussels in the area earlier this year. Here is what Siemers had to say on our City ... read more »

The work continues on the voter-approved pickle ball court project in Sooner Park, with initial pavement of the courts complete and perimeter fencing installed. Engineer Director, Micah Siemers, said lighting for the project has been added to the base project and is in the process of being in ... read more »

Caney Grocery in Kansas is still in business, thanks to action from the City Council.   After a special workshop meeting Monday night, the decision was made by Caney council members to keep the store operating as normal, while looking at the numbers again in 90 days.   C ... read more »

A Bartlesville man was seen in court on Wednesday on a motion to revoke a suspended sentence. David Allen Carter was arrested back in 2020 on seven different charges including trafficking methamphetamine, possessing firearm in commission of a felony, possession of drug proceeds, and more. In ... read more »

Work on the Veterans Park Memorial has gotten under way at Bartlesville's Veteran's Park, located at 312 SW Virginia Ave. When the project is complete, there will be seven flag poles with landscaping, a reflection bench, some signage and sidewalk to access the memorial.   The ... read more »

If you like spicy foods, then you will LOVE this spicy kitten. At only four months, she is already a strong, independent woman who knows what she wants and when she wants it. She will even say so with the cat-titude of a queen. Marissa Simmons, cat care taker at the Washington County SPCA ... read more »

A fun-filled day awaits on Saturday, May 4th in Pawhuska, as multiple Osage Nation agencies are putting on various events throughout the day.   In the morning, the Osage Nation Counseling Center will be hosting a mental health awareness walk along the Harvest Land Farms Walking Trail ... read more »

April’s Employee of the Month has been announced. Water Utilities Inspector Red Miller is the latest to be recognized for the honor by the Bartlesville Employee Advisory Committee. Water Utilities Director Terry Lauritsen nominated Miller, and he had this to say about Miller when helping a ... read more »

  Ray of Hope Advocacy Center ion Bartlesville has been busy educating the community during April which is Child Abuse Awareness Month.   Appearing COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Yocie Clayborn and Rhonda Hudson invited everyone to end the month on a "sweet note." That swee ... read more »