Nov 28, 2023

Congressman Josh Brecheen will be hosting his final telephone town hall of the year on Tuesday, Dec. 5 at 7 p.m. Central. During the call, Brecheen says he will provide an update on some of the most pressing policy issues, including more than $33 trillion national debt, and answer live questi...read full story »

Apr 07, 2020

A longtime Bartlesville resident and a former, lifelong employee at Oklahoma Wesleyan University has passed away at the age of 81 on Friday. In an obituary written by OKWU’s Assistant Professor of Education, Charissa Dunn, she said Beulah May Hooker contracted the coronavirus in late Ma...read full story »

Mar 25, 2020

The new COVID-19 update has been announced by the Oklahoma State Department of Health and the numbers have shot up to 164 positive cases statewide. Washington County has seen an increase to three positives and Osage County has seen its first positive case. There were 108 reported positive tes...read full story »

Sep 03, 2015

High School Football season is here.  Bartlesville Radio is set to cover four high school football games.  Tune to KPGM 1500 AM (listen live) from 5pm to 6pm tonight to hear a preview of all the area games with interviews from coaches. That is on the Green Country Kickoff Show! A new ed...read full story »

May 08, 2015

A Fairfax man was convicted and sentenced to 10 years in prison on Wednesday after he plead guilty to stealing seven head of cattle from the Bledsoe Ranch, located near Ralston, Okla., on Dec. 18th. Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association Special Ranger Bart Perrier led the investig...read full story »

Sep 28, 2021

The Bartlesville Regional Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday to welcome Stride Mortgage as the newest chamber member. Stride recently opened its mortgage offices in the Keller Williams Building at 1740 SE Washington Boulevard. Senior mortgage consultant Becki Gailey tal...read full story »

Jul 31, 2016

The Bartlesville Doenges Ford Indians season came to an end Sunday afternoon at the American Legion State Baseball Tournament at Ada as the SW Shockers won 15-5. Shockers got off to a good start as they led 7-0 going into the bottom of the second inning when heavy thunderstorms came thro...read full story »

Mar 23, 2015

As construction in the Bartlesville Public School District nears the end, there are many final touches in order to make the building ready for the beginning of the next school year. A necessary issue is the removal of a P.S.O. power pole to make way for the new gymnasium. Scott Ambler, President ...read full story »

Apr 26, 2022

Congressman Markwayne Mullin introduces a bill to impose harsher punishment for those who perform partial birth abortions. The “Partial Birth Abortion is Murder Act” would increase the punishment for those found in violation of the Partial Birth Abortion Act of 2003 to a minimum o...read full story »

Mar 11, 2019

Despite battling poor weather for much of its season, Oklahoma Wesleyan baseball has extended its winning streak to 12 games after a weekend sweep of St. Mary. The series was moved to Bartlesville and the Eagles felt right at home as they scored 45 runs in three games, 40 of which came in a Satur...read full story »

Jul 26, 2019

While safety may only get 5-percent of the $16 million in bond funds if voters approve it next month, Bartlesville Public Schools says your student will benefit. Granger Meador, the Executive Director of Communications for BPS, explaied that the approximately $900,000 would be used to refresh...read full story »

Feb 17, 2020

The No. 13 Oklahoma Wesleyan baseball team has had an up-and-down start to the 2020 season. Head coach Kirk Kelley says the team has encountered quite a bit of adversity already. The Eagles are 7-7 on the season so far. Wesleyan has already taken a trip to Southern California and were slated to t...read full story »

Jan 23, 2015

New construction at Bartlesville High School is beginning to take shape. Community Relations Coordinator Chris Tannea says that despite colder than usual temperatures, the work is going at a feverish pace.   In addition to the extra classrooms being constructed, a science wing is bei...read full story »

Feb 19, 2021

One day of testimony is in the books in the trial against Omar Marano Jr. on charges of murder in the first degree and conspiracy. It is alleged that Marano hit Charlie Bethel with a baseball bat at residence in Bartlesville in March 2020. Bethel died the next day at his home in Shidler. A total ...read full story »

May 04, 2020

The Bartlesville City Council approved several bids for community improvement and recreation projects at Monday’s video conference meeting. The council opted not to modify its COVID-19 emergency ordinance even though it was an item for discussion on the agenda.  The council agreed to p...read full story »