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The Bartlesville City Council will hold a special workshop meeting next Monday evening. According to an agenda, Director of Engineering Micah Siemers will present staff recommendations for general obligation bond projects and the one-half cent sales tax in preparation for the capital election ... read more »

The Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) Foundation has awarded $125,000 to two nonprofits working to combat food insecurity across the state. Food On The Move, a Tulsa-based organization providing meals and resources in food deserts, received $50,000 to expand its community outreach and ... read more »

The Bartlesville Police Department (BPD) is warning residents of a possible scam. According to a Facebook post from the BPD, scammers are posing as the North Texas Tollway Authority (NTTA) and asking for payment, however the address for payment and vehicle tags in question are not legitimate. ... read more »

The White Rose Cemetery will be the site of the annual Luminary Service at the Mausoleum on Saturday, November 22. The annual service honors and remembers loved ones. Rosie Swindell will read the names of those being remembered and Joe Todd will read the names of the cemetery's Military K ... read more »

A Bartlesville woman is facing a felony charge after allegedly sitting in the driver’s seat of a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. 34-year-old Kristin Brackett was charged on Monday with actual physical control while under the influence (APC), carrying a firearm while under ... read more »

Oklahoma business leaders say the state is moving in the right direction — but workforce and education remain the biggest challenges.   State Chamber of Oklahoma president and CEO Chad Warmington shared those findings Tuesday at a Bartlesville Chamber of Commerce forum at Tri C ... read more »

A Copan woman is facing felony charges after allegedly assaulting someone. 35-year-old Rashell Hodge was charged on Monday with aggravated assault and battery. According to the Bartlesville Police Department, on July 29, Hodge allegedly attacked the victim during an altercation and struck ... read more »

A Dewey man is facing felony charges after allegedly stealing a car and eluding police. 40-year-old Steve Smith was charged on Monday with unauthorized use of a vehicle, eluding and vehicle theft. Smith also faces a misdemeanor charge of larceny of merchandise from a retailer in a separate ma ... read more »

The holiday season is about to light up downtown Bartlesville as the Kiwanis Club of Bartlesville is gearing up the annual Christmas Parade — set for Saturday, Dec. 6, stepping off at 6:30 p.m. from the Phillips 66 parking lot.   The nighttime parade of lights is expected to fe ... read more »

More than 40 nonprofit organizations drew hundreds of visitors to Washington Park Mall on Thursday for the 4th annual Celebrate Giving event, hosted by the Bartlesville Kiwanis Club. This year’s theme, “Spotlight on the Stars!”, put local charities center stage—literal ... read more »

A fresh-baked success is rising at Elder Care as the popular “Bake & Take: A Beginner’s Guide to Sourdough” event officially sold out ahead of its Tuesday evening session. Hosted by Bryan Freeman of The Eatery by 3 Kids & A Cake, the hands-on class invites participan ... read more »

The Arvest Foundation recently announced a $6,000 donation to Elder Care, whose mission is to ensure mature adults live happy, healthy, independent lives. Arvest Wealth Management senior trust officer Aaron Tesavis and Arvest Bank marketing manager Stevie Williams presented the check to Elde ... read more »

The Washington County Board of Commissioners met Monday morning for its regular meeting, approving a full slate of routine contracts, reports, and agreements for the month of October. The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and invocation before commissioners reviewed and approved th ... read more »

Voters who live within the boundaries of Dewey Public Schools will head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 18 to cast ballots on a $1.4 million bond issue to benefit the Dewey FFA and agriculture programs. According to a letter from Superintendent Vince Vincent, the bond proposal would construct a ne ... read more »

This Veterans Day, several Bartlesville-area businesses are showing their appreciation to those who’ve served by offering free meals, drinks, and special discounts to veterans and active-duty service members. From a free cup of coffee to full meals, here’s a roundup of where local her ... read more »