Tri-County Tech keeps growing!    Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION on Thursday, Tara Gotwalt, Senior Director of Economic Development, brought us up to date on some new and existing projects that serve our communities.   Tara Gotwalt said that ground was broken in ... read more »

US Senator for Oklahoma James Lankford chucked in with Bartlesville Radio by phone this week. The Senator brought us up to date on the record breaking surge in migrants on our Southern border, the Democrats $3 trillion infrastructure bill and concerns about HR 1, the expansive voting bill pas ... read more »

The Washington County Sheriff's Office (WCSO) hosted a training put on by State Department of Agriculture Special Agents at the County Fairgrounds in Dewey over the passed two days. WCSO Sheriff Scott Owen said the Case Agents with the State Department of Agriculture have been invaluable ... read more »

Ascension Medical Group St. John (AMG St. John) has opened post-acute COVID-19 care clinics in Bartlesville and Tulsa. Warren C. Hancock, a DO with Ascension St. Johm Jane Phillips, said these new outpatient clinics are designed for long-term patients who previously tested positive for COVID-19 a ... read more »

In conjunction with the Osage Nation, the Pawhuska Fire Department will be putting on an event at the school this Friday discouraging students from drinking and driving. Fire Chief Gip Allen says this will be a mock car wreck and will show what could happen if you make the mistake of drinking and ... read more »

The Arvest Foundation recently announced a $5,000 contribution to Elder Care. Arvest local bank president Kim Adams presented the check to Cordell Rumsey, Elder Care executive director. In a statement, Adams said: “It is our pleasure to present this donation on behalf of the Arvest ... read more »

This year's summer reading program theme at the Pawhuska Public Library is, “Trails and Tales.” Library Director Yvonne Rose is still working out the details with the school, but she says students are bound to enjoy their time at the library this summer.   Rose added ... read more »

Work on Hillcrest Drive in Bartlesville continues. While the stretch of road between 20th Street and Hillcrest Heights is closed for now, Bartlesville city officials say the road will be passable in the near future and for much of the remainder of the project. Hillcrest traffic is detoured to ... read more »

Pawhuska EMS changed billing companies in October, as Director Kenneth Freeman wasn't satisfied with the one they had been with in years past. At Monday evening's city council meeting, Freeman compared how poorly the last company did regarding finances to the one they currently use. & ... read more »

The Oklahoma House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 961 on Wednesday afternoon. Senate Bill 961, authored by Republican Rep. Mark Lepak of Claremore and Republican Senator Julie Daniels of Bartlesville, will protect private foundations and charitable trusts from new filing and reporting ... read more »

Circuit Engineering District (CED) Number One updated the Washington County Commissioners about their Eight-Year Construction Work Plan in recent days. During this week's Washington County Commissioners meeting, Commissioner Mitch Antle went over the list of projects impacted by the plan ... read more »

At Tuesday evening's city council meeting in Pawhuska, council members had an ordinance presented to them that would change what is known as “5th Street” to “Allen Brothers Street” from Kihekah Ave. to Leahy Ave. This is something the council wanted to do. A member of ... read more »

As warmer weather nears, garage sales are sure to pop up throughout the City of Bartlesville and as you advertise them, it is important to do that legally. Guidelines put in place by the Bartlesville City Council state that signs put on the property where the sale is set to take place shall n ... read more »

Every spring the Bartlesville Civic Ballet (BCB) brings a full length classical, modern ballet production or a selection of variations from classical ballets to the Bartlesville stage. This year, join BCB for the fairytale classic that sparkles with humor and heart, Cinderella, on Saturday, A ... read more »

The Bartlesville Area History Museum invites you to sign up to receive its E-Newsletter once a quarter. You’ll receive announcements about special events, guest speakers, and much more. BAHM’s Spring Newsletter is already out. A link to sign up can be found on the BAHM’s Fac ... read more »