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Home cooks looking to add more flavor to their meals while learning safe food preparation techniques will have an opportunity to do both during the "Capture the Flavor: Herbs & Spices Workshop" on July 29 at the Washington County OSU Extension Office in Dewey. The workshop will ... read more »

The Washington County Commissioners have a fairly standard agenda set for their Monday morning meeting. Two contracts for juvenile detention services with Pittsburg and Woodward counties, and a potential upgrade to the Wi-Fi capabilities at the Washington County Fairgrounds are up for discuss ... read more »

It's a great way to feed your tummy and fill your soul—Jesus Burger!   Appearing on Community Connection, Pastor Shiloh Gamble and Worship Leader Kevin Knowles from Get Real Ministries shared an invitation to their monthly Jesus Burger event, where you can enjoy a great mea ... read more »

Get Real Ministries is moving the location of their Sunday service and adding a second one.   Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Pastor Rando Gamble with Get Real Ministries explained, "Starting August 9th, 9 a.m., Get Real Ministries will be meeting at the Creamery at On ... read more »

The Nowata Animal Shelter is hosting a dog wash fundraiser on Saturday, July 25, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.   The dog wash will raise funds to support the sheltered dogs of Nowata.   Basic dog washes, nail trimming and micro chipping will be offered at the event.   ... read more »

A Bartlesville man is facing multiple criminal charges after allegedly striking someone and falsely reporting a crime.   22-year-old Johnney Honeycutt III was charged on Wednesday with domestic assault and battery in the presence of a minor and falsely reporting a crime.   ... read more »

Summer months can often be a busy time for medical personnel across the country due to extreme heat facing Americans. During Pawhuska's city council meeting on Tuesday evening, City Manager Carol Jones talked about how busy Pawhuska's life-saving units have been in the last month. &nb ... read more »

During Tuesday evening's Cavalcade street dance in downtown Pawhuska, an altercation broke out between a few juveniles. One individual attempted to flee, but was arrested shortly thereafter.   A Pawhuska Police Department Facebook post states because juveniles are involved, they ... read more »

A Bartlesville man with three pending criminal charges this year is now facing felony charges.   18-year-old River York was charged on Wednesday with stalking in violation of a protective order and intimidation of a witness.   According to the Washington County Sheriff&# ... read more »

Sen. James Lankford spent part of Thursday's Senate Intelligence Committee hearing pressing President Donald Trump's nominee for Director of National Intelligence, Jay Clayton, on everything from Iran's terror network to whether the nation's intelligence bureaucracy has gotten a l ... read more »

The Osage Nation Health System has received an accreditation for its primary residential treatment center serving Native American communities. The Osage Nation has been  accredited for several years and CEO of the Osage Nation Health System, Mark Rogers says it means a great deal to be recog ... read more »

Tri County Tech is expanding its educational offerings this fall with the return of driver's education, new community cooking classes and continued investment in workforce training as students prepare to return to campus next month.   On Thursday's Community Connection on KWO ... read more »

Two individuals were seen in Washington County Court on Wednesday after attempting to take items from a local business. It is alleged Tahya Ogans rang up items and allowed an individual to leave without paying on three different occasions. As a result, see is facing felony charges of embezzlement ... read more »

A $1.1 million street preservation project is underway in several Bartlesville neighborhoods after the City Council approved a construction contract earlier this month.   The council approved a contract to complete preventive maintenance work in the Prairie Ridge and Stone Branch sub ... read more »

Bartlesville residents will have an additional week to dispose of tree debris from the July 4 storm at a temporary free disposal site after city officials extended its operating dates through July 23.   The site, which had been scheduled to close this week, will remain open from 7 a. ... read more »