The Bartlesville Public Schools Foundation announces their target to raise 100-thousand dollars Monday night. Last year saw 200-thousand dollars in donations received which gave K through 5th graders computer modules they used for coding at their level through the Project Lead the Way’s Lau ... read more »

The Bartlesville School Board announces they have accepted a proclamation to have a support personnel week next month. Superintendent Chuck McCauley says that Oct. 8th through the 12th will be support personnel week to recognize the hard work of the school district’s hourly employees. M ... read more »

A jury found 44-year-old Tracy Nelson of Bartlesville guilty of first degree murder at the conclusion of a three-day trial on Wednesday. After two hours of jury deliberation it was found that Nelson was responsible for the death of her seven-week-old son. According to an affidavit, Bartlesvil ... read more »

A Bartlesville man who was the passenger of a car pulled over in routine traffic stop was arrested after methamphetamine and several items of drug paraphernalia were found in the vehicle. Brian Lewis was charged with a single count of trafficking methamphetamine during a court appearance on Wedne ... read more »

League of Women Voters member Vanessa Drummond says she joined the league to help young people register to vote. Drummond says she loves helping 18-year-olds register to vote at local high schools because that process doesn’t happen automatically. She says even students who haven’ ... read more »

Oklahoma sees a shortage in beer as convenience and grocery stores move toward switching to stronger beer in October. Stores have been balancing the arrival of new beer products with the need to clear their shelves of 3.2 percent beer while meeting demand. Retailers are also trying to sell as ... read more »

This year's Oklahoma Wesleyan University Foster Bonanza will honor two "Pioneers in Free Enterprise Fellows" who will be inducted into the Keating Center Pioneers Hall of Fame on October 11th. Oklahoma Wesleyan has chosen to honor both a modern and a historic oilman who have both ha ... read more »

ConocoPhillips will sponsor a multi-agency emergency response drill Tuesday at the Bartlesville Municipal Airport.   The drill will involve ConocoPhillips, which manages the Bartlesville Municipal Airport, as well as several other agencies and organizations.  Participating agenc ... read more »

Students from Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin group based in Arizona draw up designs for the voter approved Tower Green project in Bartlesville and present to the Tower Green Design Committee Tuesday evening. A Tower Green project interest panel was held at the Bartlesville Community Cent ... read more »

For the third time in a year Bartlesville Police Department will participate in the next National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, set for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 27. The event, sponsored by the Drug Enforcement Administration, allows citizens to safely and legally dispose of unwanted prescription ... read more »

Bartlesville’s Senator Julie Daniels will attend another Legislative Working Group session at the Oklahoma Capitol building in regards to the passage of the short, five-page 788 medical marijuana bill. Senator Daniels has attended multiple Legislative Working Group sessions in recent weeks ... read more »

The Oklahoma Heritage Farm Annual Fall Festival is slated to begin this Saturday in Ramona. This year’s festival features, several activities including games, entertainment, a pumpkin patch, shopping, a petting zoo and a jaw dropping maze among other activities. The theme for the 2018 f ... read more »

Saturday marks the nation’s 46th annual National Hunting and Fishing Day. Oklahoma Senator Mark Allen says hunters and anglers are the primary source of conservation funding for the Sooner State through their purchases of licenses, tags and stamps. Senator Allen says all Oklahomans ben ... read more »

A group from Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin group is in Bartlesville working on the design for the voter-approved Tower Green Project.  City councilman, Alan Gentges says the group of students along with their faculty advisor and a Kansas City architect arrived on Friday to learn the comm ... read more »

The Bartlesville Public School Foundation will continue to support funding for STEM programs in all of the city's K through 5 public schools.  Foundation Executive Director, Blair Ellis told the board the foundation has been able to raise more than 200 thousand dollars for elementary ste ... read more »