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Citizens turn out for Golf Course reopening

The City-owned Boots Hollow Golf Club reopened to the public with a Community Golf Day on Friday and shotgun event on Saturday. The reopening followed a months-long project that saw the complete replacement of all 18 greens, including the nursery, chipping green, and...

Library, BPD, BFD block party set for September 27

Bartlesville's favorite Block Party is gearing up to return to downtown Bartlesville — brought to you by the City's public library and police and fire departments. The departments, all located in the 600 block of Johnstone Avenue, are hosting their fifth annual Block...

Free yard debris collection set for December 8-12

The City's next free yard debris collection will take place the week of Dec. 8-12. Bartlesville residents can put their bagged yard debris or bundled tree limbs at their normal trash collection point on their normal trash day during the week of the event and City...

Holiday trash schedule, service & office closures

Most City of Bartlesville offices will be closed Monday, Sept. 1, for Labor Day, and Monday trash routes will be serviced on Wednesday, Sept. 3, due to the holiday. "Monday route customers will need to have their trash placed at the collection point no later than 6...

Report: Sales tax returns show mixed results

Sales tax revenue was up slightly while use tax was down for the most recent reporting period, according to a report issued earlier this month. According to the August sales tax report from the Oklahoma Tax Commission, sales tax collections for Bartlesville were up...

Pathfinder closure

A portion of Pathfinder Parkway located north of the Shawnee Trailhead has been temporarily closed due to safety concerns until further notice. The 300-foot section of the trail, which is in the area behind Bartlesville High School, is impassable due to erosion along...

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