Meet Eddie Collins: Ward 5 City Council Candidate
Ward 5 voters meet longtime resident Eddie Collins, who brings deep local roots to his city council bid.
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Ward 5 voters meet longtime resident Eddie Collins, who brings deep local roots to his city council bid.
A felony sexual battery charge has been filed against 35-year-old Blaine Swalley in Bartlesville.
Bartlesville takes center stage as host for the 2026 OBA state marching championships.
Bartlesville residents can join a fun community theater production this holiday season.
Bartlesville High softball sits one victory from the 6A State Tournament after a dominant 2-0 regional day.
Bartlesville’s White Rose Cemetery will host its annual Mausoleum Stories next week, using historical reenactments inside the 1920s marble mausoleum...
Federal disaster aid approved for Washington County after July 4 storms covers local governments, tribes, and eligible nonprofits for repairs.
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The Richard Kane YMCA received a $5,000 grant from the Arvest Foundation to fund its Membership for All program, which provides financial assistance...
Could courtroom cameras improve transparency without exposing victims or sensitive cases?
Oklahoma voters face an October 9 deadline to register for the November 3 election.
The ACLU of Oklahoma is calling on state and federal officials to stop sending additional ICE detainees to Diamondback Correctional Facility over...
An 18-year-old Catoosa man faces a felony larceny of automobile charge after allegedly stealing a vehicle from a Washington County home.
Bartlesville City Council approved a $122,907 incentive from the 1/4-cent Economic Development Sales Tax to support the new Buffalo Wild Wings at...
Bartlesville City Council holds a special meeting today at 5:30 p.m. to interview two finalists for city manager: Terry Lauritsen and Micah Siemers....
Bartlesville residents can participate in the city's tree-planting tradition by attending the Arbor Day ceremony at noon on October 17 at Lee Lake....
Kids ages 10 and under can enjoy free candy stations, games, prizes, and a costume contest at the Bartlesville Area History Museum on Friday, October 23 from 1-3 p.m. The event is held on the fifth floor of city hall.
Bartlesville High softball opens its 6A regional Wednesday morning with a shot at a sixth consecutive state tournament berth.