The Route 66 Landmark Renovation Project was begun by the Historical Society to preserve and restore four local, historic landmarks - Town Square, the Frisco Depot, the Frisco water tower, and the Chrysler Tower neon sign. The first priority of these four projects is Town Square since it affects Main Street businesses, travelers, and local citizens daily.

Saturday night, Bristowans of all ages were treated to fun music and a free trip down memory lane during 'A Motown Revue' at the Freeland Center for the Performing Arts. Despite a few challenges with the sound system, attendees clapped, sang along, bobbed their heads, rocked in their seats, and cheered with a few adults and children dancing in place or in the aisles.

It is that time of year again. Time to go Hawg Wild. Join in the fun and ride in Bristow's 19th annual Hawg Wild Toy Run which will be held on Saturday, Nov. 4, 2023 at 11:30 a.m. Its not just for motorcycles but cars are invited too. Come early for coffee and donuts.The route will begin at the Tractor Supply parking lot and proceed on a designated route. Motorcyclists and car enthusiasts will gather together and make the annual run to benefit area children for the holidays. All proceeds from the run will benefit the Bristow Social Services and Head Start. All participants may double the pleasure by bringing a non perishable food item to help with Thanksgiving baskets.