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Senator Bill Coleman represents District 10 and he is seeking a third and final term in office. Coleman said he has learned a lot since he was first elected in 2018 and it has been a very rewarding job.   Coleman said the job isn't done and he still has work to do. Coleman talks ... read more »

The Arvest Foundation has awarded a $10,000 grant to the Tri County Tech Foundation to help provide scholarship support for area students pursuing career and technical education.   The donation was presented recently by Arvest Bank Bartlesville Region President David Nickel and mortg ... read more »

The City of Bartlesville’s annual report on drinking water quality is now available to the public, and officials say the municipal water system met all state and federal safety standards during the reporting period.   Water Utilities Director Terry Lauritsen announced this week ... read more »

A community Flag Day celebration will be held Sunday, June 14 in downtown Bartlesville, featuring patriotic ceremonies, remarks from a state lawmaker and a traditional musket salute.   The annual event is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. at the Bartlesville Public Safety Complex in the 6 ... read more »

City of Bartlesville businesses who have a business license will need to renew that license shortly. An email requesting current insurance will be sent and a link on how to pay will be provided in the email. Payment can also be made at city hall. Chief Building Official Trey Yankovich provides mo ... read more »

As summer approaches—a season notoriously marked by an uptick in accidents and trauma cases—Our Blood Institute (OBI) is issuing a vital call to action for local residents to roll up their sleeves.    OBI is launching a series of regional blood drives across Washingt ... read more »

The Sizzlin’ Summer Series returns June 26 with CommUNITY Fest from 5:30 to 9 p.m., bringing live music, food trucks, vendors and enough cultural flavor to make your average frozen pizza feel deeply inadequate. The event is made possible through the Levitt Family Foundation and promises an ... read more »

Oklahoma is set to receive more than $2.8 million in Federal Emergency Management Agency assistance following months of severe storms, tornadoes, flooding, and wildfires that battered communities across the state. US Senator James Lankford announced the funding Wednesday, saying the grants will h ... read more »

At Tuesday evening's city council meeting in Pawhuska, council members went into executive session to discuss the employment of City Manager Carol Jones. After a 30 minute discussion, Mayor Steve Tolson made a motion to keep Jones hired on in that position.   The council went on ... read more »

State Representative of District 37, Ken Luttrell is retiring from his post at the end of this term after serving Oklahomans since November 2018. Spencer Grace and Jeremy Sacket are hoping to fill that void.    Grace has always had an interest in politics. Grace is a registered ... read more »

Community members in Ramona are concerned about the future of Caney Valley Public Schools, as the district is dealing with a reported $400,000 shortfall.   At a Tuesday meeting organized by parents, citizens gathered to write questions about the district's finances that will be s ... read more »

The annual Jake Bartles Birthday Celebration—honoring the pioneer who founded both Bartlesville and Dewey—takes place Saturday, June 13, at the Historic Dewey Hotel in Dewey, OK.  Admission is free and birthday cake will be served!    Appearing on COMMUNITY CONN ... read more »

A fatality collision occurred in Osage County on Tuesday. Jeremy Bearden was driving his motorcycle westbound on Highway 60 when he lost a box of the back of the motorcycle just east of McCord.  When Bearden attempted to turn around and pick up the equipment, Lynette Kyler clipped Bearde ... read more »

Youth and Family Services in Bartesville invites everyone to join them on June 27 , at Unity Square, at 7pm, for one of the most exciting community events of the summer--An unforgettable Glow Run experience!   Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Katie WIlson with Youth and Family Serv ... read more »

With the June 16 primary election approaching, election officials are reminding voters about state laws governing conduct at polling places, including restrictions on electioneering, voter interference and access to voting areas. The Washington County Election Board issued a notice outlining ... read more »