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CITY MATTERS: Tim Sherrick Talks Feb 10 Ballot Issues and Flock Cameras

Jan 20, 2026

Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Bartlesville City Councilor TIm Sherrick talked about February city elections and a followup on the vulerabilties of the Flock camera system that is being ysed by the Bartlesville Police Department.   On February 10th, Bartlesville voters go to the ... read more »

Poison’s Anniversary Tour Hits a Sour Note

Jan 20, 2026

Bartlesville rock fans, brace yourselves: Poison’s much-hyped 2026 anniversary tour has officially derailed. According to Page Six, drummer Rikki Rockett claims frontman Bret Michaels demanded a “$6 to every one of our dollars” split. A little math that apparently didn’t a ... read more »

B The Light Mission Seeks Donations Ahead of Predicted Cold Snap

Jan 20, 2026

B The Light Mission posted on social media a "warming shelter wish list" ahead of what is predicted to a brutally cold several days.   As B The Light opens their 3rd warming shelter in the last month, they need your help. B The Light is opening the warming shelter this Frid ... read more »

Chancellor Updates BPS Board on Superintendent Transition

Jan 19, 2026

Incoming Bartlesville Public Schools Superintendent LaDonna Chancellor updated the Board of Education on her transition work during Monday’s board meeting.   Chancellor will take over the reins of the school district following Chuck McCauley's retirement in June.   ... read more »

Winter Storm Chances Increase for Friday, Saturday

Jan 19, 2026

Confidence continues to increase in potential winter weather impacts this weekend across parts of the region, with a low to medium chance of moderate winter storm impacts Friday night into Saturday.   News On 6 Chief Meterologist Travis Meyer has the latest.   Stay with ... read more »

Nowata Chamber of Commerce Hosting Advocacy Event

Jan 19, 2026

The Nowata Area Chamber of Commerce will host a State of the State Preview advocacy event on Friday morning.   The event will feature state and tribal representatives speaking on issues that impact both the community and the state.    The event takes place at the No ... read more »

Pawhuska Council Gets Update From Hospital Personnel

Jan 19, 2026

At a recent city council meeting, Pawhuska Hospital Administrator Jason McBride addressed the council saying the first quarter has been a success. McBride said they have had a number of people visiting the clinic, keeping staff members plenty busy.   Director Finance Todd Williams wa ... read more »

Rob Zombie Tour Sparks Eye Rolls

Jan 19, 2026

Rob Zombie just announced his 2026 “Freaks on Parade” tour, hitting 21 North American cities this summer, with Kansas City as stop. The usual metal theatrics are in full swing, pyrotechnics, over-the-top stage antics, and a support lineup that screams “we dare you to blink.&rdqu ... read more »

Osage Nation Looks to Partner With Local Businesses

Jan 19, 2026

The Osage Nation Financial Department is looking to partner with businesses so that Osage Nation youth’s will have a place to work. All youth will be paid through the financial department, eligible workers are aged 16 to 21, they can work up to 32 hours a week and will receive training at n ... read more »

MLK Day Deals and Freebies

Jan 19, 2026

Shoppers and moviegoers can cash in on deals and freebies Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Regal Cinemas is offering a free large popcorn to ticketholders in costume, while AMC locations have free popcorn refills. Buffalo Wild Wings is running a buy-one-get-one burger deal, and Pizza Hu ... read more »

Dewey Council Meeting Rescheduled for Tuesday

Jan 19, 2026

The Dewey City Council will hold its regular meeting Tuesday after the normally scheduled Monday meeting was postponed due to the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. The meeting is set for 7 p.m. at the council chambers a ... read more »

James Lankford Urges Action on Antisemitic Violence

Jan 19, 2026

Oklahoma U.S. Sen. James Lankford is calling on Senate leaders to move quickly on legislation aimed at protecting Jewish Americans and other faith communities, citing a growing number of violent attacks on houses of worship across the country. Lankford, a Republican, joined Sen. Jacky Rosen, ... read more »

Two Killed in Single-Vehicle Rollover on US-169 in Owasso

Jan 19, 2026

Owasso Police say a pickup rolled several times late Saturday, Jan. 17, 2026, in the 9500 block of northbound US-169, ejecting both occupants. Witnesses reported the truck was swerving erratically before leaving the roadway.  Both victims were taken to metro hospitals, where they died fr ... read more »

B The Light Warming Shelter to Open Sat. Evening

Jan 17, 2026

Due to dangerously cold weather, B The Light will be opening their warming center at 219 N Virginia Ave, Bartlesville,    The warming center will provide a safe, warm place for those in need during the cold temperatures.   Those interested in helping out, pleas ... read more »

Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge Welcomes Three Lions Rescued from Honduras in Historic International Mission

Jan 17, 2026

Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge (TCWR) is welcoming three rescued African lions – Cyrus, Zephora, and Juancito – following an extraordinary international relocation effort that marks a major milestone in global animal welfare. For the first time in Honduras’ history, e ... read more »