Hennesy Era Debut: What the Skiatook Game Means
Bartlesville opens a new coaching chapter Friday as the Bruins host Skiatook at Custer Stadium under head coach Matt Hennesy.
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Bartlesville opens a new coaching chapter Friday as the Bruins host Skiatook at Custer Stadium under head coach Matt Hennesy.
A 4-bed, 2-bath home at 2006 Greenleaf Ct sold Aug 27 for $253,000 (3% above the $245K list), with a Trulia estimate now at $245,700.
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