Andy Dossett

1 week ago | examiner-enterprise.com | Andy Dossett

Asphalt work begins June 23 on Highway 60/Adams BlvdProject spans West from U.S. 75 overpass to SH-123Several intersections to close temporarilyIf you've driven Bartlesville's stretch of Highway 60 lately and felt like your car was auditioning for the Cavalcade Rodeo, there's good news: smoother rides are on the horizon. But first, some traffic headaches. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is kicking off an asphalt maintenance project on June 23 on Highway 60/Adams Boulevard.

1 week ago | examiner-enterprise.com | Andy Dossett

Summer 2025 is shaping up to bring the heat to Bartlesville, and if the forecast holds true, residents will want to break out the sunscreen and crank the AC. June started mild and ends with a sizzleThe month of June began on a breezy note, with highs in the 80s and one outlier day dipping into the mid-70s. But by mid June, the thermostat had clearly decided it was summer.

1 week ago | examiner-enterprise.com | Andy Dossett

Andy DossettOn June 14, 2025, a few hundred protesters lined the street along Adams Boulevard in Bartlesville, holding signs and waving flags in solidarity with nationwide “No Kings” protests rejecting authoritarianism. Andy Dossett / Examiner-EnterpriseOn June 14, 2025, a few hundred protesters lined the street along Adams Boulevard in Bartlesville, holding signs and waving flags in solidarity with nationwide “No Kings” protests rejecting authoritarianism.

2 weeks ago | examiner-enterprise.com | Andy Dossett

Event explores role of Black and Native troops in Civil War’s Battle of Honey SpringsFamily-friendly celebration includes BBQ contest, bounce house, and car showWestside Community Center hosts event on Saturday, June 21, at 3 p.m.This Juneteenth, Bartlesville's Westside Community Center isn’t just marking a holiday — it’s reviving a piece of history that too often goes untold.

2 weeks ago | examiner-enterprise.com | Andy Dossett

Demonstration coincides with Flag Day and Trump’s 79th birthdayBartlesville Unity Square protest part of almost 2,000 “No Kings” events nationwide on June 14Local organizers emphasize nonviolence and ban on weaponsA nationwide wave of anti-Trump protests is set to sweep across the country this weekend, and Bartlesville will take part. Locals will gather in downtown Bartlesville at Unity Square on June 14 for a “No Kings” demonstration, joining a national day of action.