Library to host Cherokee Nation chief, present ‘Mankiller’ documentary
The Bartlesville Public Library will host a Meet and Greet with Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and First … Continued
Johnstone Park pirate ship ready for boarding
Calling all pirates, ages 5 to 12! This pirate ship was recently installed in Johnstone Park, just south of Kiddie … Continued
Q&A: Pathfinder repairs north of Lee Lake underway
When will the work to stabilize the bank on Turkey Creek just north of Lee Lake be completed? It’s difficult … Continued
Crime stats show decrease last year
Police chief says overall crime down significantly in 2019 Statistics show the crime rate in Bartlesville fell for certain crimes … Continued
CFO: City on budget target for FY 2019-20
The City of Bartlesville is on target to meet its budgetary goals this fiscal year, CFO/City Clerk Jason Muninger said … Continued
Spring clean-up: Vouchers permit free trip to landfill
Looking to get rid of old furniture or appliances, broken bicycles and other unwanted household items but not sure what … Continued
Monday trash routes collected on Wednesday this week
Monday trash routes will be serviced on Wednesday, Jan. 22, this week due to the Martin Luther King Jr. Day … Continued
Transportation forum set for January 30
United Community Action Program/Cimarron Public Transit will hold community forums in January related to public transportation for Washington County and … Continued
City launches software management system
Permit, building services applications now available online The Community Development Department this week launched a project that will make it … Continued
Lane closures on Adams Boulevard to facilitate project
Lane closures in the 300 block of Adams Boulevard will facilitate work on the Downtown Storm Sewer Improvement project currently … Continued