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Bristow student wins statewide Law Day Contest

Javan A. Greco, a Bristow homeschool student, won first place for 12th grade writing in the recent statewide Law Day Contest sponsored by the Oklahoma Bar Association. Greco was recognized by Oklahoma Supreme Court Chief Justice Dustin P. Rowe during a ceremony at the Oklahoma Capitol on March 25.
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Champions

The Pirate Golf team was named the 2026 Tulsa 7 Conference Champions, walking away with the prize. Hunter Abbott led the was finishing runner up in the individual race with a 4 over par 76.
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Homeless camp shut down

Following several complaints and concerns from residents about criminal activity in the area, the Bristow Police responded to an unauthorized encampment located on private property on the south side of Bristow.
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When the road feels like home: Route 66

There is a quiet excitement in the spring air as familiar events begin to return. The Wildflower Run on May 9 brings people together in a simple, meaningful way, while the Midpoint Corridor’s 100 miles of Route 66 continues to draw steady interest.
Robert Charles Fisher

Robert Charles Fisher

Stand off ends with jail time

On Tuesday, April 6, an officer from the Creek County Sheriff ’s office was dispatched to a residence on South 329th West Ave, in Bristow, in an attempt to located Robert Fisher, who was listed as an offender in a domestic assault and battery incident that occurred in Kellyville.

Happenings

Chrysler Tower LightingSaturday, April 11 5- 9 pm Lighting at 8:15 pm.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. Meets every Monday at 6 p.m. 621 S. Roland

History

Project Graduation held a spaghetti dinner at the First Church of God.. The dinner included a salad, bread, and dessert all for $5 for adults and $3 for children.