approximately 15 mile trail ride
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While you are in Bartlesville, take a quick 30-minute drive West on Highway 60 to Pawhuska to visit The Pioneer Woman Mercantile as well as many other great shops and restaurants!
Posted: Jun. 25
BARTLESVILLE – Although Agape Mission has been in existence for more than 20 years, this year is an important benchmark—it signals a return to normal and the resumption of the annual Empty Bowls Fundraiser after the COVID pause of last year. The fundraiser which supports the mission’s “Food for Kids Program” and its on-site meal program is set for Tuesday, August 24 at Bartlesville Community Center. Traditionally the event is a come-and-go that takes place at lunch time from 11 a.m. till 1 p.m....
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The Bartlesville Area History Museum is excited to announce the Hometown History Book Club's August and September read The Bedside Book of Bad Girls: Outlaw Women of the American West by Michael Rutter....
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The Frank Phillips Foundation, owners and operators of two of Oklahoma’s historic treasures, announced today the hiring of Kevin Hoch as their new CEO/Director. The naming of Hoch followed an extensive search process by the Foundation as they received over 60 applications from more than 25 states. “We were not surprised by the high level of interest in the position considering the fact that these are two of the finest jewels in Oklahoma,” said Foundation Chairman Merl Lindstrom....
More Information...Be inspired by the story of Phillips' transformation from a small Bartlesville business to a global energy enterprise, and the extraordinary people who made it happen....
More Information...Tom Mix was the first "King of the Cowboys," the original good guy in the white hat. Galloping across the silent screen on his horse, Tony, he rescued damsels, lassoed villains and performed death-defying feats of bravery....
More Information...The AT & SF & MKT Depot Building is home to the only Santa Fe engine 940 series in existence. The 900-class/940 series were the first locomotives to burn fuel oil instead of coal and were synonymous with the Santa Fe engine....
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