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Now in its third year in Bartlesville, the five-day long Lone Star Conference basketball tournament which began Wednesday being held at the Bruin Field House on the Bartlesville High School campus is more than just about basketball, as shown Friday morning at the Red Apple Sports Center in Bartlesville.
Where there was a Will, there was a way Saturday night for Bartlesville fighter Jarrett Rouse
Sales tax revenues are down again for the City of Bartlesville.
The city received $1,145,238 in sales tax revenues from the State of Oklahoma in the month of March. These revenues are derived from the city’s 3 percent sales tax for sales occurring mostly in January.
A Bartlesville couple says they want to set the record straight about an accident involving a Bartlesville police officer last Friday evening.
A motion for the Bartlesville City Council to appoint or remove a mayor with three affirmative votes was approved 8-2 by the Charter Review Committee during a meeting Monday night.
A Bartlesville woman is free on bond after her arrest Monday on charges of burglary, assault and battery and interrupting an emergency phone call.
Melissa Daniel Moler, 23, was arrested following a brief investigation by Bartlesville police.
An elderly local woman, who has asked not to be identified, is reporting a new attempt of a scam first reported by the Examiner-Enterprise in September 2009.
The Bartlesville City Council approved a resolution endorsing the Public Outreach Plan and Goals for the West Bartlesville Redevelopment Plan during a meeting earlier this week.
A 9-year-old girl and a police officer were transported to Jane Phillips Medical Center after a collision Friday night at the Madison and Frank Phillips Boulevard intersection that resulted in an SUV rollover and a smashed patrol car.
It’s been approximately 20 years since Steve Nunno’s protegee Shannon Miller made a major splash at the Phillips 66 Superstar Gymnastics Meet.
The Bartlesville Charter Review Committee is expected to again consider how to elect a mayor — an issue related to a motion that has been tabled in two recent committee meetings — during a meeting set to begin at 5:45 p.m. Monday.
Bartlesville residents driving north on Madison Boulevard have likely been noticing a megolith increasingly dominating the horizon over northeastern Bartlesville as workers construct a new water tower to service northeastern Bartlesville.
Dewey police arrested two men and a woman on a variety of drug charges after police, while conducting a traffic stop on a vehicle that had allegedly sped through a school zone, found a suspected meth lab in its trunk.
Workers are taking advantage of the recent blue skies and drier conditions to continue their work on the City of Bartlesville's Sooner Park Detention Pond Improvement project.
It wasn’t enough Tom Stone ended up paying a nickel to George McAnelly for every strike McAnelly registered during the best night of his bowling career.
It’s been approximately 20 years since the ConocoPhillips Gymnastics Club hosted its first SuperStar Meet.
Oklahoma Wesleyan University’s men’s basketball team finally has the roadmap in defending its NAIA Division II national championship.
A half a million dollar warrant has been issued for the arrest of a local man suspected of the arson of the former May Brothers building.
A Bartlesville man is being held on $60,000 bond after his arrest for allegedly assaulting another man with a pipe.
Bartlesville police officers arrested a local man Tuesday after he allegedly fired several gunshots in the area of the Frank Phillips Bridge.
A Muskogee man is in custody after he allegedly raped a 13-year-old special needs girl and threatened to gut her if she ever told about it.
The fourth annual Examiner-Enterprise baby contest is accepting contestants, according to Richard Yakle, the newspaper’s circulation manager.
A recent discovery that a number of Bartlesville businesses have failed to pay sales tax collections to the state was discussed during the Bartlesville City Council meeting Monday night.
A half a million dollar warrant has been issued for the arrest of a local man suspected of the arson of the former May Brothers building.
