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Our local state lawmakers joined us in studio on Friday for KWON Radio's CAPTIOL CALL Powered by Phillips 66 and brought us up to date on issues at the state capitol.   State Senator Julie Daniels reported the successful passage of two energy-related bills. Her first bill address ... read more »

Get Real Ministiries invites everyone to attend the the 10th Annual March Against Meth on Saturday, March 21,  at 411 West 14th Street.   Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECITON, Pastors Rando and Shiloh Gamble said the March begins at 11am at Get Real Ministries. Rando said, "We ... read more »

After losing its longtime home, Bartlesville’s karaoke crowd is getting a fresh start to grab a mic and pretend they can hit that high note. On March 20 from 8 to 11 p.m., the Grey Dog Listen Room will host a revival night featurin ... read more »

At the Senate Intelligence Committee’s annual Worldwide Threat Assessment hearing, US Senator James Lankford did what lawmakers do best: ask questions that make you wonder how bad things actually are. The Oklahoma Republican zeroed ... read more »

Bartlesville gets another reminder that live music still exists outside of overpriced arenas and sticky bar floors this weekend, as Poppa Foster’s Green Corn Rebellion takes over the Grey Dog Listening Room Saturday night. The March 21st show kicks off at 7 p.m., with doors opening at 6, gi ... read more »

An Osage County man has been indicted by a federal grand jury after allegedly threatening to kill an Assistant U.S. Attorney.   51-year-old Abram Lee Hiram Hobbs, of Burbank, has been charged with false statements made to an agency of the United States.   The Bureau of A ... read more »

The Nowata Area Chamber of Commerce is holding their monthly "Lunch & Learn" on March 26 at the Boys and Girls Club of Nowata.   Charlotte Howe from the Oklahoma Department of Commerce will be the guest speaker at the event. She will discuss the latest developments in N ... read more »

Nowata High School senior Mashayla Brown has been named a Patriot Auto Student of the Month for February, powered by Truity Credit Union and Bartlesville Radio.   Brown is an active member of the Boys and Girls Club, where she participates in the Keystone Club, a group focused on lea ... read more »

South Coffeyville High School senior Zackary Maywald has been named the ConocoPhillips STEM Student of the Month for February.   Maywald said his interest in science, technology, engineering and math developed over time, beginning with classroom projects and extracurricular activitie ... read more »

Dewey High School senior Jericah Wood has been named a Patriot Auto Student of the Month for February, powered by Truity Credit Union and Bartlesville Radio.   Wood serves as yearbook president and editor-in-chief and is vice president of the school’s National Honor Society cha ... read more »

In what can only be described as a live demonstration of “what’s not working,” U.S. Senator James Lankford spent his time questioning fellow Oklahoman and DHS Secretary nominee Markwayne Mullin by confirming, one agency at a time, that much of the Department of Homeland Security ... read more »

The Oklahoma Senate has advanced a bill that would make it easier for Oklahomans to stockpile and detonate fireworks because clearly, what this state needs is more things exploding in July. Senate Bill 1948 moves forward with the goal of loosening restrictions on when fireworks can be sold and us ... read more »

A suspect who brought a rifle on the Oklahoma Wesleyan University campus has been found. Shortly after 1 p.m., Bartlesville Police Officers located a vehicle matching the one investigators saw after reviewing footage of the incident that happened earlier Wednesday morning.    Of ... read more »

Kindergarten and Pre-K enrollment at Dewey Schools will open on March 30.   There will be two enrollment sessions for students entering either kindergarten or pre-K next school year. The session on March 30 will take place from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The second session will be on March 31 ... read more »

A Bartlesville woman is facing a felony charge after allegedly using funds from a Bartlesville church for personal expenses.   37-year-old Heather Kingston was charged on Wednesday with embezzlement.   According to the Bartlesville Police Department, Kingston allegedly e ... read more »