Senior Showcases Talent Through Photography Business
Abby Turner, Editor in Chief
May 3, 2019
Focus. Point. Shoot. Repeat. This routine is familiar to photographer Olivia Wilt, who started an official photography business, Olivia Lynne Photography, a little over a year and a half ago. “I guess it all started when I went on a tour of Europe and saw a lot of beautiful things,” ...
Mother-daughter duo mixes up traditional bakery standards with at home business
Abby Turner, Editor In Chief
October 31, 2018
Senior Naudia Whitlock and her mom, Kristy Wooten, are mixing up the idea of a typical bakery. The mother-daughter duo behind ‘Momo’s Mix Up,’ an at home bakery that supplies several dozen batches of delectable cookies weekly, is figuring out how to balance their relationship, a budding b...
Homecoming parade downtown tonight
Zachary Cole, Staff Member
September 27, 2018
Every year alongside the numerous homecoming festivities is the traditional homecoming parade happening tonight at 6:3o pm. The parade’s route runs through downtown Bartlesville and includes floats of Bartlesville athletics, clubs and organization. Students often wonder how one can suppo...
Get to know the 2018 senior Homecoming candidates
Abby Turner, Editor in Chief
September 20, 2018
Homecoming is approaching quickly, and with so many candidates, it is likely that many students know none or few of them. The senior candidates took some time to tell a bit about themselves. Get to know all twelve of them below! Name: Savannah Hagar Sport or extracurricular activities: First B...
Outpost coffee opens downtown
Elizabeth Sparks, Staffer
September 6, 2018
Within the past year, Bartlesville has experienced many positive expansions. With new restaurants like Chick-Fil-a to new stores like Ulta Beauty, the city is establishing itself with healthy growth. Another new addition to Bartlesville, Outpost Coffee has been open since April, and is steadily gr...
Bring back Bennett’s bike: Coach’s bike stolen last month
Jillian Skalicky and Zachary Cole
August 28, 2018
Crimes. They happen everyday and can happen to anyone. On August 1st around 8:30 p.m., Cross Country coach Bon Bennett put up his bike inside the concession stand to use at practice. The following morning he went to retrieve it, only to find that his bike was stolen. The next morning at 6:30 a.m., he came to...
Fallin to sign House bill increasing teacher pay, education funding
Abby Turner, Editor of 4E Voices
March 29, 2018
Breaking News: Superintendent Chuck McCauley has confirmed that school will be out for all Bartlesville Public School students on Monday April 2. Oklahoma governor Mary Fallin has confirmed her intention to sign the $477 million revenue package that would increase teacher pay, school funding, etc. A...
INSIDE Student Short Film Hits Big Screen
Abby Turner, Editor of 4E Voices
January 17, 2018
It’s safer inside... at least it is in INSIDE, the student film that is causing quite the buzz in Bartlesville. Teasers for the short film were released on social media starting early October, so anticipation for the project has heightened since it’s premiere is Thursday, January 18. Showtimes st...
Christmas in the Ville lights up downtown Bartlesville
Jacey Walls, Staffer
December 14, 2017
It is the most wonderful time of the year, and Bartlesville’s newest attraction, Christmas In The Ville, is a family friendly holiday festival hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. Not only does the event feature a skating rink, but also carriage rides, live nativity scenes, Christmas movies in the...
Billingsley challenges standard ‘one stunt at a time’
Abby Turner, 4E Voices Editor
November 15, 2017
Cheer may be widely considered as an all girls sport, but junior Hayden Billingsley is shattering that stereotype one stunt at a time. Billingsley is the sole male member of the Bartlesville Cheer squad. As well as participating on the school cheer team, he also participates in competitive cheer, and helps...
OSU professor, Andrine Shufran, named the Entomological Foundation Medal of Honor
November 13, 2017
Though 25 percent of Americans report being afraid of insects, for Andrine Shufran insects are the norm. She was honored with the Entomological Foundation Medal of Honor at the Entomological Society of America’s annual meeting in Denver, Colorado, Sunday, Nov. 5 for her outstanding work at Oklahom...
The face behind the Fine Arts Center
Lauren Szmutko
February 13, 2017
The Fine Arts are prominent in Bartlesville. The community is known for its appreciation of all forms of art, especially in June for OK Mozart. However, this appreciation starts with young students within the school system. Bartlesville High School Fine Arts Manager Seth Weimer maintains the facility...
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December 13, 2019
The investigation for finding the mass graves from the Tulsa Race Massacre has been reopened. The Tulsa race riots were known to cause many casualties but historians still...
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