Ty Loftis is a journalist based in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. He writes for Bartlesville Radio, covering local news and events in the Bartlesville area. His work has also been featured in SBLive Sports, showcasing his interest in sports reporting.
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Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge will be holding its 32nd annual Kite Festival this Saturday. The Eureka Springs, Arkansas animal sanctuary will have a day of food, music and many other activities for a family-friendly and fun-filled day.
The Osage Book Club will convene at the Osage County Health Department for a meeting on Friday, April 12th to discuss chapter 17 of Picture Cave: Unraveling the Mysteries of the Mississippian Cosmos.
The 47th annual Air Race Classic flew through Bartlesville last week. Forty-seven planes took to the skies, starting in Carbondale, Illinois and ending in Loveland, Colorado, but making stops in between, one of which was at the Bartlesville Municipal Airport. The 2,628 mile competition more than 100 team members fly through Bartlesville. Airport Director Mike Richardson had this to say on the event:
The temporary debris disposal site from the May 6th storm that effected Bartlesville has closed and City officials will soon begin burning off that debris that was left behind. Public Works Director Keith Henry said this will be an arduous process though because they must comply with the conditions of a permit they received from the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality:
City-owned Sooner and Frontier pools will close for the season on Sunday, August 11th. Splash pads across Bartlesville will remain open as long as the weather allows. Public Works Director Keith Henry had the following to say on the upcoming closure:
Expectations are sky high for the Oklahoma Wesleyan University Volleyball team in 2014, as the NAIA on Wednesday ranked the Eagles 13th in nation to start the season. OKWU won the KCAC Tournament championship in 2013 for the firsy time in school history on the way to a 28-6 record. Eagles Head Coach Tracie Gillete is starting her 15th season as head coach of the program and told Bartlesvile Radio her initial thoughts on this team.
The Nowata County Commissioners fomerly approved a wage increase for the Nowata County Sheriff.
As the Pawhuska Huskies get set to host the Tonkawa Bucs on Thursday night, Coach Matt Hennesy knows the game is monumental for playoff positioning, but understands that the team is playing for much more than that.
On Friday, October 4th, officers were dispatched to 1407 SW 14th Street in Bartlesville to a subject attempting to steal an item or items from that locations. Upon arrival, they made contact with the defendant, Vincent Romero. In this case, Romero is being charged with one felony count of attempted grand larceny.
It was two well played games for Pawhuska on Friday night, as the Huskies traveled to take on Keys in day two of the Tahlequah Festival. It was the boys coming away victorious, 54-38, while the Lady Huskies fell, 53-51.
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