Jul 14, 2017

The Doenges Ford Indians are enjoying a few more off days until the final grind of the 2017 campaign.  Bartlesville has four games against Ada this weekend at East Central University. The Indians (16-17-1) will try to get back above .500 after finishing the week 1-3 against Okmulgee ...read full story »

Jan 17, 2022

  Some Bartlesville Public Schools will be going virtual Tuesday. BPS Supt. Chuck McCauley says stafff shortages due to COVID-19 is the reason for the change.. FROM BPSLEARN.COM: Bartlesville Public Schools successfully managed to maintain in-person classes last week even as...read full story »

May 21, 2018

The Bartlesville School Board will recognize ConocoPhillips for STEM contributions this evening.  The board will also spotlight PLTW Gateway STEM teachers, recognize the members of the Central Technology Student Association, debate students, science fair winners, the members of the high scho...read full story »

Mar 15, 2022

No games for a week for Bartlesville High soccer. Both the BHS clubs are on Spring Break after a busy two weeks to begin the year. The Bruin guys have not played since a loss to East Central a week ago. Bartlesville is 4-2 on the guy’s side, with one of those wins coming over District f...read full story »

Jun 15, 2020

The Board of Osage County Commissioners discussed further amendment procedures for public admittance to the Osage County Courthouse on Monday morning. The commissioners believe they should leave the current guidelines in place.   Here is District Three Commissioner Darren McKinney di...read full story »

Dec 30, 2014

The Bartlesville girls basketball team saw its two-game winning streak come to an end on Tuesday night at Bruin Fieldhouse, losing to Owasso 53-41.  The loss sends BHS to the third place game in the Lady Bruin Holiday Classic on Wednesday afternoon at 1:00.  Bartlesville (2-2) k...read full story »

Mar 20, 2017

The Bartlesville School Board unanimously endorsed Superintendent Chuck McCauley's recommendation to name Ryan Huff as the new Director of Athletics and Activities.  McCauley says his selection committee -- comprised of parents, teachers, administrators, and representatives of both sport...read full story »

May 06, 2022

For any vendors wishing to participate in Skiatook’s Third Thursday in the Park event, the deadline is next Thursday. The chamber of commerce is no longer accepting food vendors, as they have reached capacity. This month’s event is set to take place on May 19th at Skiatook’s...read full story »

Apr 29, 2024

Damage surveys have already begun as the central United States begins to clean up and repair from Saturday’s storms. At one point, the line of storms stretched from central Texas through Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa, before ending near Lake Michigan and the Upper Peninsula in Michigan. ...read full story »

Jul 10, 2020

Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt says he remains opposed to mandating that residents wear masks, although he won't stop local municipalities from doing so. The Oklahoma State Department of Health reported 603 new cases of the coronavirus on Thursday, bringing to 18,496 the number of confirmed...read full story »

Feb 10, 2022

The U.S. Labor Department announced on Thursday that consumer prices have risen 7.5 percent last month, making it the steepest year-to-year increase in 40 years. There are few indicators showing that inflation will slow anytime soon, as many of the same reasons causing the initial price hike are ...read full story »

Oct 26, 2017

More than 800 overdoses have been reported in Washington County over the last four years, according to the Washington County Wellness Initiative.     According to the initiative, 71 people died from accidental overdose in Washington County between 2007 and 2015. Fifty of th...read full story »

Jan 08, 2021

Dr. Ron Shaw with the Osage Nation Health Department recently gave an update on the COVID-19 vaccine and how the coronavirus is affecting Native Americans. Shaw said there are two vaccines available at the Osage Nation Health Department and it is important to weigh the pros and cons of taking tha...read full story »

Apr 06, 2015

Tornado touchdowns in Tulsa and Cleveland Counties over the past two weeks caused residential and commercial damage. Governor Fallin announced today that a request for disaster assistance was denied by FEMA. Fallin said she was disappointed by the response but the state continues to work to being...read full story »

Sep 16, 2021

Labor and material shortages are to blame for a delay in the Bartlesville Community Center Auditorium Seat Restoration Project, a voter-approved project that got underway this summer. But, as they say, the show will go on, and performances and events planned at the world class Community Cente...read full story »