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The story of Charlie

Angie Gentry Angie.gentry@bristownews.com
Tuesday, April 21, 2026
You have always heard the saying “A dog is man’s best friend” well how about “A dog is a town’s best friend.” This is the story of Charlie. Charile is a mixed breed larger retriever type dog. He is the I call “Gentle Ben” of dogs.

Happenings

News Staff
Tuesday, April 21, 2026
Bristow Lions ClubThe Bristow Lions Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the First United Methodist Church.Historical SocietyThe Bristow Historical Society meets the second Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. at the Bristow Train Depot.Loving Hearts Ministry on 66Focus on Recovery.

History

News Staff
Tuesday, April 21, 2026
The Bristow Education Foundation hosted a Springtime Country Cookout, highlighted by a live auction of garden pots.
Upcoming City Wide Cleanup

Upcoming City Wide Cleanup

Upcoming City Wide Cleanup

Angie Gentry Angie.gentry@bristownews.com
Tuesday, April 21, 2026
Spring is here and everyone is thinking about planting those beautiful flower and vegetable gardens. Its also time to think about clean up.The City of Bristow, along with Green Environmental, is partnering together to host a City Wide Clean-up.
Pictured: Bristow Police Chief Kevin Webster, City Of Bristow Mayor Kris Wyatt and Creek County Judge Laura Farris.

Pictured: Bristow Police Chief Kevin Webster, City Of Bristow Mayor Kris Wyatt and Creek County Judge Laura Farris.

April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month

News Staff
Wednesday, April 15, 2026
The Bristow Police Department and the City of Bristow are committed to protecting the most vulnerable members of our community, our children.
From left Bristow 4-H Club Leader, Becky Leigh, Stetson Richison, Elias Braden, Riley Braden, Olivia Toothman, Ackley Toothman, Gatlin Toothman, and Kami Word.

From left Bristow 4-H Club Leader, Becky Leigh, Stetson Richison, Elias Braden, Riley Braden, Olivia Toothman, Ackley Toothman, Gatlin Toothman, and Kami Word.

Bristow 4-H Wildflower Commuinity Service Project

News Staff
Wednesday, April 15, 2026
The Bristow 4-H Club picked up trash and fertilized their Bristow 4-H Wildflower Community Service Project plot at the Bristow Nature Trail entrance on April 9th, 2026. This project is an ongoing Community Service Project to beauty Bristow and to help build the ecosystem for pollinators.
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