Blackwell Journal-Tribune

Blackwell Journal-Tribune The Blackwell Journal-Tribune has proudly been serving Blackwell and Kay County since 1915.
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The Blackwell Journal-Tribune is a once weekly newspaper delivered every Wednesday to local new-stands and to your front door. The publication is the result of a 1939 merger of the Daily Tribune and the Blackwell Journal.The Daily Tribune was published first as the Daily World in 1915. The Blackwell Tribune began publication in 1933, and the two papers merged six years later. For 67 years, the pap

er was published at the newspaper building, located on Blackwell Avenue, before being shifted to an off-site printing format in 2007. As of summer 2015 the Blackwell Journal Tribune currently operates at 523 South Main Street, formerly in the old Smelter Offices

FIREWORKS BANNED IN BLACKWELL LIMITS Blackwell becomes the last major city in Kay County to ban fireworks within city li...
11/15/2024

FIREWORKS BANNED IN BLACKWELL LIMITS

Blackwell becomes the last major city in Kay County to ban fireworks within city limits. What "sparked" this change?

The Blackwell City Council met last Thursday to, effectively, ban fireworks within the city limits after several summers of devastating fires and...

VETERANS DAY PARADE 2024 Please enjoy these photos from Monday's Veterans Day Parade lead by Reggie Blackwell.
11/14/2024

VETERANS DAY PARADE 2024
Please enjoy these photos from Monday's Veterans Day Parade lead by Reggie Blackwell.

YELLOWSTONE returned to TV with the shocking death of [SPOILER] but can the series survive the way it was always meant t...
11/14/2024

YELLOWSTONE returned to TV with the shocking death of [SPOILER] but can the series survive the way it was always meant to?

**SPOILERS AHEAD**

Paramount’s “Yellowstone” has made its triumphant return with a new season or, rather, the second part of Season 5 which aired all the way back in...

NOVEMBER 13 Issue online + In print NOW 📲📰🔴FIREWORKS BANNED IN CITY LIMITS After years of structure fires and firework-r...
11/14/2024

NOVEMBER 13 Issue online + In print NOW 📲📰

🔴FIREWORKS BANNED IN CITY LIMITS
After years of structure fires and firework-related calls hogging first-responder phone lines, the City Council took action.

🔴SEAN HERREN'S TRIP ACROSS OKLAHOMA
A local man has defied all the odds and learned a thing or two about himself along the way. Read why he took off across Oklahoma on horseback and what YOU can learn from it.

🔴BRAMAN WELCOMES YOU BACK "GNOME"
The Town of Braman is hosting a Christmas spectacular and you are invited!

+ BEST OF KAY COUNTY Voting Form and MORE this week

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VOTE FOR THE BEST IN KAY COUNTY! There are over 70 categories to choose from!
11/14/2024

VOTE FOR THE BEST IN KAY COUNTY! There are over 70 categories to choose from!

Voting is NOW OPEN for the BEST OF KAY COUNTY 2024 Voting is open from TODAY November 5, 2024 until December 31 , 2024CLICK HERE TO VOTE

KAW NATION HOSTS CHILOCCO MEMORIAL WALK Stepping through time, there is a valuable lesson to be taught on the grounds of...
11/14/2024

KAW NATION HOSTS CHILOCCO MEMORIAL WALK

Stepping through time, there is a valuable lesson to be taught on the grounds of the Chilocco Boarding School. Read more about this emotional experience, here.

The wind is integral to the Kaw Nation’s history and cultural identity. Their name even stems from it- Ak’a Níkashiⁿga, “People of the South...

11/13/2024
The Nardin Church will be hosting its annual bazaar TONIGHT from 5 pm - 7 pm at the Nardin Church Fellowship Hall locate...
11/13/2024

The Nardin Church will be hosting its annual bazaar TONIGHT from 5 pm - 7 pm at the Nardin Church Fellowship Hall located at 108 W. Main in Nardin.

The cost for adults is $10 with children ages 4 - 10 $5 and 4 and under getting in free.

The event will include a home-cooked Thanksgiving meal with an auction starting at 7 p.m.

VOTING NOW OPEN: Over 70 categories to decide the BEST in Kay County! Best doctor, best burgers, best breakfast, best di...
11/13/2024

VOTING NOW OPEN: Over 70 categories to decide the BEST in Kay County! Best doctor, best burgers, best breakfast, best dispensary, so many to choose from!

Voting is NOW OPEN for the BEST OF KAY COUNTY 2024 Voting is open from TODAY November 5, 2024 until December 31 , 2024CLICK HERE TO VOTE

11/11/2024
Today, we pause to honor those who have fought for our freedom and defend our rights. Thank you for your service and sac...
11/11/2024

Today, we pause to honor those who have fought for our freedom and defend our rights. Thank you for your service and sacrifice.

11/09/2024

TODAY AT THE EVENT CENTER FREE ADMISSION

Stop by and get your Christmas shopping complete. Unique handcrafted gifts made with love.

Come and Shop with us at The Creations From The Heart Craft Show. Saturday November 9th from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. located at the Blackwell Fairgrounds Event Center.

Admission is Free!

If you Bring a New Toy to be donated to the Blackwell Fire Dept. your name will be entered into a drawing!

11/09/2024

Don’t forget! Monday at 11 am on Main !

VETERANS DAY ASSEMBLY AT BLACKWELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLThe Blackwell Elementary School held a special assembly today to rec...
11/08/2024

VETERANS DAY ASSEMBLY AT BLACKWELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
The Blackwell Elementary School held a special assembly today to recognize Blackwell’s veterans with songs, honors, and treat to give thanks ahead of Monday’s holiday.

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The Blackwell Journal-Tribune is a weekly newspaper delivered every Wednesday to local newsstands and to your front door. The publication is the result of a 1939 merger of the Daily Tribune and the Blackwell Journal. The Daily Tribune was published first as the Daily World in 1915. The Blackwell Tribune began publication in 1933, and the two papers merged six years later. For 67 years, the paper was published at the newspaper building, located on Blackwell Avenue, before being shifted to an off-site printing format in 2007. As of summer 2015 the Blackwell Journal Tribune currently operates at 523 South Main Street, formerly in the old Smelter Offices