Barnsdall News

A Barnsdall man was killed and a 2-year-old boy was injured in a two-car collision near Wynona in Osage County on Tuesday, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol said.

Barnsdall Public Schools, faced with budget problems, has become the second district in Osage County to go to a four-day school week.

In the midst of a statewide budget crunch that has nearly all Oklahoma schools hurting, Barnsdall's school board will vote Monday whether to adopt a four-day, Monday-Thursday school week.

Mike Jordan, 71, resident of rural Barnsdall, died at 2:38 AM on Sunday in the Jane Phillips Medical Center in Bartlesville.

Agencies across Oklahoma are being forced to make painful cuts. The state education department reports funding shortfalls are putting schools in a bind and many worry that could lead to layoffs, consolidation or even closure.

Four out-of-state women, all members of a Masonic-affiliated organization, were sightseeing through Oklahoma on Sunday when they were killed in a three-vehicle crash, authorities and friends said Monday.

A horrific accident in Oklahoma Sunday afternoon took the lives of four good friends, three from the Toledo area.

Four women from Ohio and Michigan were killed Sunday afternoon in a 3-vehicle pileup near the Osage county town of Barnsdall.

BARNSDALL, Okla. - Three Ohio women and one from Michigan have been killed in a head-on collision on State Highway 11 in northern Oklahoma.

Officials in the Sands Springs school district used an aggressive, get-it-out approach when it came to detailing Tuesday's bond election, Superintendent Lloyd Snow said.

Authorities say a Barnsdall man was killed in a single-vehicle accident in Osage County.

A man who pepper-sprayed a black woman has been convicted of a misdemeanor hate crime and sentenced to one year in the Tulsa Jail.

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The Oklahoma Attorney General's Office has decided not to pursue an investigation into allegations that a large oil spill was covered up by Barnsdall Mayor J.D. Cole and others.

Barnsdall resident FREDDIE E. REED, 76, passed away Tuesday, September 1, 2009 in the Barnsdall Nursing Home.

A classic pitcher's duel unfolded at Hominy Monday, with the Lady Bucks taking a 1-0 win with a walk-off double.

A few years back, Scott Chronister, the manager of the Barnsdall branch of Osage Federal Bank, went through a life-changing moment: He was baptized at First Baptist Church in Pawhuska.

Pawhuska's Lady Huskies brought a 14-5 thumpin' to Barnsdall Tuesday in a makeup game from last week's washout.

The Barnsdall Lady Panthers defeated Nowata 10-0 behind Jayme Morris' no-hitter Friday morning, then knocked off Hominy 2-0 to reach Saturday's 1:30 final in the Copan Tournament against an opponent yet to be determined.

When some anonymous souls as well as Police Chief Tony Gates insisted vehemently that city, state and federal officials were covering up a large oil spill in the Barnsdall's water supply, the pitch grew so strident that some people worried that the controversy might spark acts of sabotage.