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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.  When Bearden attempted to turn around and pick up the equipment, Lynette Kyler clipped Bearden's motorcycle. ... 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 »

The annual Jake Bartles Birthday Celebration—honoring the pioneer who founded both Bartlesville and Dewey—takes place Saturday, June 11, at the Historic Dewey Hotel in Dewey, OK.  Admission is free and birthday cake will be served!    Appearing on COMMUNITY CONN ... 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 »

State Representative Judd Strom is seeking re-election. Strom represents District 10 and has served in that position since 2018. Strom says the eight years have flown by and during that time he has gained a lot of experience.   Strom is proud of the fact he has been able to cut the s ... read more »

Agape Mission has received a $5,000 donation from the Arvest Foundation to help support programs serving hungry, hurting and homeless residents in Washington County. The donation was presented by Arvest Bank Bartlesville Region President David Nickel and Arvest Wealth Management Trust Officer ... read more »

The Osage Nation Harvest Land mobile market will be at the flag pole in Pawhuska this Wednesday at 10 a.m. You will be able to stop in through 1 p.m. to get fresh veggies, meats, canned goods and farm fresh eggs.    Accepted forms of payment include cash, check, credit card and ... read more »

State Rep. John B. Kane reflected on his progress and focused on District 11 roots on KWON RADIO's COMMUNITY CONNECTION ahead of Tuesday's election.   Representative Kane  recapped his recent legislative term during the show, highlighting a smooth budget session and resp ... read more »

Ascension St. John Jane Phillips Hospital (ASJPH) in Bartlesville is reminding area residents that intensive inpatient rehabilitation services are available locally for patients recovering from serious medical events such as strokes, hip fractures, amputations, major trauma and other neurological ... read more »

If you’ve ever thought, “You know what this weekend needs? More talent contests and stories about weird Oklahoma town names,” then congratulations, Dewey has you covered. Entry forms are now available in the lobby of the historic Dewey Hotel Museum for the 2nd Annual Green Count ... read more »

Apparently tacos are now doing the work therapy bills can’t. “Dudes and T.A.C.O.S.,” short for Trailblazing Adventure of Connection, Outreach, and Support, will meet the second Tuesday of each month from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Cooper Mill beginning June 9 through Sept. 8. The peer-le ... read more »

A meeting to discuss the concerns of the Caney Valley School system will be held on June 9th at the American Legion Post 334 in Ramona at 400 Veterans Blvd @ 6:00 p.m.    According to a Facebook post, note cards will be provided to write down concerns or questions and do not nee ... read more »

Today, the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department announced another year over year increase across Oklahoma’s tourism industry. In 2025 alone, visitors to the state generated nearly $12.8 Billion in Direct Visitor Spending, supporting local economies and jobs in every region of ... read more »

Jadan Terrazas is running for the State Senate seat currently being held by Bill Coleman. A Ponca City native, Terrazas is a 2020 graduate of Oklahoma State University who took a job at Amazon right after graduation where he was managing 60 people at once. He got promoted four times and would tra ... read more »

The U.S. Small Business Administration is offering low-interest federal disaster loans to eligible small businesses and private nonprofit organizations in parts of Oklahoma and Kansas affected by drought conditions that began Feb. 24.   The disaster declaration covers 10 Oklahoma cou ... read more »