Bartlesville Radio is putting together information on area events affected by COVID-19 Coronavirus.  FOR CLOSINGS AND CANCELLATIONS CLICK HERE... During these diffiuclt times, many around the Sooner State, in the United States, and the around the world are looking to our leaders for ... read more »

There are 377 positive cases of COVID-19 being reported by the Oklahoma State Department of Health, and the numbers are steadily increasing locally.   For the first time, Nowata County has its first confirmed Coronavirus case that is being reported by the OSDH. This finally reflects ... read more »

Friday's Capitol Call powered by Phillips 66 centered on navigating through the COVID-19 challenges. The House is working away from the state capitol via conference calls and go-to-meetings over the internet. Rep.Judd Strom says he's been able to connect well with his budget committee ... read more »

Former Senator Tom Coburn, R-Okla., a fiscal conservative and a fierce opponent of wasteful spending in the federal government, has died after a years-long fight with prostate cancer, Fox News confirmed Saturday.   Coburn, who retired from the Senate in 2015 amid complications with c ... read more »

Highway 60 east of Nowata has reopened after being closed down for quite some time due to bridge replacement. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation closed east and westbound lanes of Highway 60 in December 2018 to replace two bridges three miles east of the U.S. 169 junction. Drivers were ... read more »

The U.S. Postal Service is taking extra precautions to protect employees and others from COVID-19, and those protective measurers can be felt in the post office on SW Jennings Avenue in Bartlesville. When you walk through the door, you will see a plastic covering draped over the service desk ... read more »

A church in Dewey is offering a unique church experience for you to attend that also promotes social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic. Dewey United Methodist Church will be hold Drive-In Church at Don Tyler Park on Sundays at 10:00 a.m. from now until the end of the COVID-19 pandemic o ... read more »

At Friday's special called board meeting for Pawhuska Public Schools, Superintendent David Cash said his staff is working on a plan in cooperation with the State Department of Education of what the distant learning program will look like when it starts on Monday, April 6th.   Cas ... read more »

We have our first Oklahoma winner of the Arvest Bank Ag Student of the Month. Oklahoma Union FFA President Delaney Pippin is the March recipient of the award.  One of the aspects looked at for this award is leadership and Pippin has some great advice for future members of FFA. Even with ... read more »

Gov. Kevin Stitt and his COVID-19 Solution Task Force held a press conference on Friday afternoon to update Oklahomans on how state officials are expanding their ability to perform testing for the Coronavirus. Oklahoma State University's Research Lab in Stillwater received 10,000 reagent ... read more »

Until the COVID-19 pandemic blows over, the Dewey Public Schools Board of Education will meet virtually. Superintendent Vince Vincent said several policies regarding teleconferencing regulations, the posting of agendas for those meetings and how the public will participate in them were approv ... read more »

Due to concerns about the coronavirus, the organizers made the difficult decision to cancel Denim and Diamonds for Saturday, April 18th, event to benefit The Journey Home--a “home” for individuals with 30 days or less life expectancy who have limited financial and caregiver resources. ... read more »

The Pawhuska School Board met for a special called meeting at the Administration Building Friday morning and granted part time emergency powers to Superintendent David Cash. The reason for this, Cash says, is to help make things easier as we enter this time of uncertainty.   The scho ... read more »

The 2020 Census is underway and the most important thing you can do is respond online, by phone, or by mail when you receive your invitation. Responding now will minimize the need for the Census Bureau to send census takers out into communities to follow up. The Census Bureau said they too ar ... read more »

The Washington Park Mall is temporarily closed, but essential stores and restaurants with exterior-facing entrances remain open with varied hours. Buffalo Wild Wings has curbside pick-up available from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sunday through Wednesday. This is also available from 11:00 a.m. to ... read more »