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Washington County keeps watch as heat climbs into triple digits
Washington County officials say the current heat is manageable, but a wet summer could create dangerous fire conditions if dry weather returns.
Bartlesville crypto CEO agrees to $1.24 million SEC settlement
The proposed settlement would end the SEC's fraud lawsuit with civil penalties, a 10 year securities ban and permanent antifraud injunctions.
Federal civil lawsuit accuses news outlets of defamation over Price Tower artifacts
The complaint claims news outlets treated disputed claims about artifact sales and a preservation easement as settled fact.
Hooked and Booked draws hundreds to celebrate Oklahoma authors
More than 400 readers gathered at Marigold’s Bookstore to meet 20 Oklahoma authors and celebrate the state's growing literary community.
Bee excited for Farm Hippie in downtown Bartlesville
Fresh bread, fried pies, local produce and handmade goods make Farm Hippie a one stop shop for Oklahoma flavors in downtown Bartlesville.
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See what's next for The Wiley Post and learn how you can help build Bartlesville's independent newsroom.
How Marigold’s Bookstore is writing its next chapter
Marigold’s Bookstore has outgrown its first home and is building a community through book clubs, events and a major author gathering this weekend.
Children's Musical Theatre presents ‘Frozen’ in Bartlesville
Young performers, a live orchestra and more than 100 volunteers bring Disney's "Frozen" to life in CMT's annual summer Mainstage production.
Storm damage leaves Bartlesville ballet fighting for its season
A July 4 storm flooded the Bartlesville Civic Ballet studio, damaging its floor, costumes and decades of production history.
Best outdoor summer activities near Bartlesville
From fishing and kayaking to stargazing and target practice, Bartlesville offers plenty of low cost ways to enjoy summer outdoors.
Josh Waddell’s robots pack Lyon Gallery on opening night
More than 100 people filled Lyon Gallery for a lively night of robot art, music, food and conversation.
Bartlesville pickleball players get a new indoor home
Bartlesville players now have a new indoor spot for open play, lessons, reservations and a growing pickleball community.
Juneteenth celebration fills Unity Square with music and community
Photos capture a citywide celebration of freedom, culture and community at Unity Square.
Meet the mad scientist building robots from forgotten things
Josh Waddell’s first solo show turns discarded tech, rescued parts and old memories into one of a kind robot sculptures.
Grassroots conservatives take another shot at GOP incumbents
Campaign filings show how local GOP factions are funding another fight for Bartlesville area House seats
New president says Jane Phillips is done being the hospital that “just sends people to Tulsa”
New leadership is betting on better care, faster ER visits and new doctors to convince residents they no longer need to leave town.
Cheers, tears and tassels at Bartlesville’s 2026 Commencement
Bartlesville High School seniors crossed the stage Friday night as the Class of 2026 celebrated graduation with cheers, hugs and a few happy tears.
Memorial Day weekend kicks off summer in Bartlesville
From graduation night to pool openings and a century old ceremony, Bartlesville is ready to kick off summer.
A dynamic display at the annual Track and Field Day
Explore the highlights from Bartlesville's annual track and field day, where students from local schools showcased their athletic prowess at Custer Stadium.
Visit Bartlesville wins big at RedBud awards while facing budget cuts
Visit Bartlesville earned major state tourism awards while navigating funding cuts and questions over lost lodging tax revenue.