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- Sep 25, 2026
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Arvest Foundation Donates $5K to HeartMatters (opens the original)
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The Arvest Foundation has donated $5,000 to Heart Matters to support the organizationâs mission of safeguarding hearts and minds through digital media safety prevention and intervention programs. Arvest Wealth Management Senior Trust Officer Aaron Tesavis and Trust Support Specialist Sereniti Wright presented the check to Heart Matters Executive Director Penny Meadows. âWe are proud to present this donation on behalf of the Arvest Foundation to continue Heart Mattersâ mission of educating
Washington Co. Commissioners to Meet Monday (opens the original)
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The Washington County Commissioners will meet Monday morning with a review of the countywide burn ban on the agenda. The ban was issued on Sept. 8 and was extended for another two weeks on Sept. 21 even as conditions improved slightly, but with the northern part of the county still reporting severe drought. In other business, the commissioners are expected to discuss an inter-local agreement between the county and City of Bartlesville for services with Datamark, which provides GIS mapping. The c
Oct. 9 Voter Registration Deadline Approaches, Sample Ballots Available (opens the original)
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Friday, Oct. 9 is the deadline for Washington County residents to register to vote or update their voter registration to be eligible to cast a ballot in the Nov. 3 General Election and the City of Bartlesville council elections. Washington County Election Board Secretary Yvonne House says applications must be received by the county election board or postmarked by midnight Friday, Oct. 9. Applications submitted after the deadline will not be processed until after the Nov. 3
Council Completes Internal Interviews for City Manager, Will Meet Again Oct. 2 (opens the original)
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After nearly nine hours behind closed doors, the Bartlesville City Council completed five interviews Wednesday with internal candidates for city manager, and will meet again next week to discuss the next steps in the hiring process. The marathon meeting began at 9 a.m. with an open session to begin the proceedings and hear public comment before the council voted to begin an executive session to interview the candidates. Interim City Manager Laura Sanders confirmed their were five interviewees, b
Skiatook Man Facing Federal Burglary, Assault Charges (opens the original)
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A Skiatook man is facing federal burglary, assault and firearm charges stemming from the alleged break-in of an occupied home. The U.S. Attorneyâs Office for the Northern District of Oklahoma charged 37-year-old David Less Stephens Jr., with first-degree burglary in Indian Country, assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to do bodily harm in Indian Country, and carrying, using, brandishing and discharging a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence. Prosecutors allege Stephens,
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