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The Washington County Commissioners held a faily standard meeting Monday morning, where they approved several items of business.   Commissioner Mitch Antle introduced an extended agreement for Shuterra Roadside to continue spraying a vegetation management compound on the sides of roa ... read more »

A Nowata man who was involved in a June 4 wreck has died from his injuries.   The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says 75-year-old Michael Ray Melton, Sr., died July 2 at a Tulsa hospital.   Troopers say Melton was a passenger in a 2015 Infinity QX60 when the vehicle was struck ... read more »

Nehemiah Community Development is holding its inaugural Rummage Sale on Friday and Saturday, July 18–19, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 222 SE Washington Blvd in the parking lot of the old Emerald Hotel.   All proceeds from the sale will support housing and transportation costs for p ... read more »

Drivers in Bartlesville may notice several ongoing road projects this summer, including major maintenance on local streets and improvements to Adams Boulevard (Highway 60). Appearing on KWON Radio's CITY MATTERS program on Monday, City Engineer Micah Siemers said, "The Oklahoma Depar ... read more »

Wild Brew, set for August 23, at the Arvest Center in Tulsa, will benefit the George Miksch Sutton Avian Research Center. This event is a one-of-a-kind fundraiser that combines fare from Tulsa’s best restaurants with first rate local beers, spirits and wines from Oklahoma and beyond all und ... read more »

LISTEN TO FULL AUDIO FROM BARTLESVILLE WATER UTILITIES DIRECTOR TERRY LAURITSEN. A boil order issued on July 12 for the City of Bartlesville water system has been removed, effective immediately. The order was issued by the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality following a positive ... read more »

CLICK HERE FOR AN INTERVIEW WITH BARTLESVILLE WATER UTILITIES DIRECTOR TERRY LAURITSEN UPDATED AT 5:57 p.m. on July 12, 2025 The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality has issued a boil order for the City of Bartlesville water system based on sample test results taken last week in o ... read more »

A series of weather threats are forecast across northeast Oklahoma through Saturday, including possible storms, flash flooding, and high heat. Meteorologists report a slight chance of thunderstorms this afternoon into the evening, especially northwest of Interstate 44. While severe weather is ... read more »

The face of country living starts with a BIG chocolate lab. With a clean bill of excellence in almost everything that has to do with a dog down to the toes, a lab can be used for jsut about anything even without a farm.   No cattle? You're in luck! Labs can also rangle kids. Or b ... read more »

A Bartlesville man is facing multiple misdemeanor charges after allegedly running from police and breaking into a residence. 39-year-old Michael Agoado was charged on Friday with breaking and entering with unlawful intent and failing to yield as a pedestrian. According to the Bartlesville ... read more »

The Washington County School Supply Drive, known for helping students and teachers prepare for the school year, is wrapping up registration for its annual Pack the Backpacks program. Organizers announced the final day to apply is Tuesday, July 15.   The program provides free school s ... read more »

Big developments at Bartlesville Municipal Airport are paving the way for building a large hanger that could attract another aircraft maintenance repair overhaul company to the city.   The Oklahoma Aerospace and Aeronautics Commission approved a $2 million grant Wednesday to assist i ... read more »

Nowata Public Schools is introducing a boot camp for incoming sixth grade students at Nowata Middle School, to help prepare students for the upcoming school year.   The camp goes from Aug. 4-5 and runs from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.    Those interested in sending their stud ... read more »

The Pawhuska City Council on July 8th accepted Jerry Eubanks’ resignation as city manager and unanimously appointed Carol Jones to replace him. Eubanks was then named utility superintendent, a condition tied to his resignation, which also included a payout for unused vacation and canceled h ... read more »

A Dewey pet groomer who is facing animal cruelty charges has agreed to a bond condition that she have no contact with other people's animals.   50-year-old Angela Aldana, owner of Angie's Pet Salon, was charged Monday with two misdemeanor counts of cruelty to animals. Aldana ... read more »