Claremore, OK News

• Claremore, OK News
• NAIA WORLD SERIES: RSU upsets No. 1 LSU-Shreveport
• Rogers County candidates face off
• Send a Kid to Camp fundraiser kicks off
• Copelands get state Special Olympics honor
• Memorial Day event to mark bridge collapse
• Eagle Academic All-Stater
• TSCRA Rangers deliver reward money to sheriff’s department
• GRDA is bringing power into the future
• FEC postpones Mullin advisory opinion ruling
• Special session looms as House rejects $6.8B budget
• Tribute of love and respect
• Alleged elderly scammer arrested in OKC
• EXCLUSIVE: FEC advisory opinion rules Mullin ads are electioneering
• House scuttles tax agreement; has new plan
• City raising Rec Center fees
• Claremore police participate in national safety campaign
• Candidate debate set Thursday
• Twice Blessed: Rogers County native survivor remembers two EF-5 tornadoes
• City refinancing $24.5 million debt
• E911 Advisory Board formed
• $6.8B budget deal struck
• VIDEO: 'Ring of fire' solar eclipse
• Students say goodbye to another school year
• RSU closing Child Development Center
• GOP plan to cut taxes for 54 percent of Oklahomans
• Fallin, Legislature close to budget deal
• A Force For The Future: Claremore Class of 2012
• Income tax deal reached
• Tribe attorney accuses AG of conflict of interest
• Rep. Boren strongly opposes GRDA Tulsa move
• Talks heat up on plans to slash Okla. income tax
• Catoosa Middle School students learn about Civil War first hand
• Seniors to Seniors: Advice for the future
• Pair accused of scamming elderly victims
• Solicitation charges filed against Beam
• Open carry of guns legalized
• METH BUST: Drug charges filed against Pryor residents
• Let the scanning begin
• OKGOP convention, political process or schoolyard brawl?
• Tulsa leak spurs major water outage
• County FEMA officer seeking County Clerk’s job
• Rogers County teen steals parents’ vehicle
• The Apple: No longer just a gift for teachers
• Mullin requests FEC opinion on advertising
• Stamp Out Hunger
• Pafford EMS patient care questioned
• Verdigris' woman Today Show's Mother of the Year
• Fallin endorses Romney
• GRDA approves move to Tulsa in 4-2 vote
• Foyil High School gets Bronze Medal in U. S. News Best High School rankings
• Verdigris woman finalist in Today Show's Mother of Year contest
• Commissioners okay Valmont request
• City deals with political sign issues
• Claremore teacher arrested at school for intoxication
• Lawmakers says GRDA plan insults NE Oklahomans
• Woman flown to Tulsa after hitting tractor trailer
• RSU awards Sgt. Peterson posthumous degree
• Council puts brakes on car club request
• Progress honored for general excellence
• RSU student stabbed, Hunt arrested
• Weekend collision claims Skiatook man
• Dog Creek Bridge closing Thursday
• Boots and BBQ Festival
• Skiatook man dead after weekend collision in Rogers County
• Brown announces retirement from RSU
• A bad sign
• PRAYERFUL GATHERING: Claremore residents observe National Day of Prayer
• Meth lab uncovered at Elm’s Motel
• Limits to medication purchases bill passes
• Breaking: Police uncover meth lab in Claremore motel
• OK.gov unveils newly designed web portal
• Claremore ending CodeRED service next week
• Stewart gets $2.675M in separation agreement with CNB
• E911 Trust tabled again
• PROJECT CEEP: Beavans Martial Arts helping local students
• Supreme Court court halts ‘personhood’ rights for embryos
• Nigh to emcee Wall of Fame ceremony
• Fallin says her plan for ‘huge’ tax cut won’t pass
• Lilac Festival
• Charges filed against Oologah woman for wreckless firearm conduct
• Wallace receives Henry’s endorsement
• Five men and a goat: Walk brings hope to patients
• Best in State: Downtown project wins top award
• National Take Back Day: Area groups gear up for prescription drug drop off
• Webb enters guilty plea
• Marshals arrest sexting suspect in Claremore
• COUNTING THE MINUTES: Armstrong reflects on courthouse legacy
• Senate gives OETA new life
• LEGISLATIVE ROUNDUP: Fallin's tax plan passes; Workers Comp opt-out defeated
• Poll gives voter insight
• Schrader pleads guilty in Claremore gun battle and chase
• Claremore Senior Day: Event provides health screenings
• Wilstead seeking District 2 seat
• Conduct with firearm lands woman in jail
• Bogus bill boy bagged
• Agreement struck between PSO and EPA
• Patti Page and Lynn Riggs to be featured in new OKPOP Museum
• Solicitation Sting: Police arrest man following complaint
• Fund transfer enables radio purchase
• Filmmaker focuses on Oklahoma’s Dust Bowl era
• Group to help ease foster care backlog
• Robsons added to ‘Claremore Wall of Fame’
• Republican Women host Inhofe and Walton
• Campaign money flowing into race
• Keystone XL route unveiled
• Republicans not to hear personhood measure
• Crews working to stabilize power throughout the city
• CPD releases quarterly statistics, requests new contract and vehicles
• Bombing still sparks emotions
• Oklahoma Remembers
• Senate approves workers’ comp alternative
• Fallin seeks federal disaster declaration
• America’s New Year’s host Dick Clark dead at 82
• Council approves changes to Expo
• Senate passes revised income tax cut measure
• Kelley running for Rogers County Clerk
• MORE COPS MORE STOPS: Claremore PD joining statewide emphasis
• Pettigrew disputes lobbyist claims
• New Kum & Go coming
• Deputies arrest Catoosa couple on drug, animal cruelty charges
• Train fatality update: Police release victim's name
• UPDATE: Child dies after being hit by train
• ‘It’s not going to be pleasant for anyone’
• Walton seeking 2nd term
• Lobbyist or not? Wayne Pettigrew's InsureNet connection under scrutiny
• Tornado hits Norman causing minor injuries
• 275 candidates file for Oklahoma elections
• Boots & BBQ Festival set for May 11-12
• Billings anniversary celebration Saturday
• Fire heavily damages Claremore home
• Carini announces run for District 23 seat
• Filing Period Ends Today: Candidates declare for elected office
• March foreclosure activity down to near 5-year low
• Severe weather predicted for Oklahoma this weekend
• Senate leader Bingman: Deep income tax cut unlikely
• Free refuse disposal program scheduled
• 5 Republicans, 2 Democrats file for District 2 Congressional seat
• Area students taking state exams
• Lawmaker wants study of worker compensation
• Helm, DeLozier and Thacker to comprise county's Financial Authority
• UPDATED: Santorum suspends GOP presidential bid
• D2 CANDIDATES: 5 of 6 appear at forum
• Commissioners set June 26 sales tax vote to pay $22.1M judgment
• Filing begins Wednesday for Rogers County election seats
• 2 appear in court in Tulsa shooting rampage
• Mitchell enters race for Okla. Corp. Comm. seat
• Fighting the battle against cancer in Rogers County
• Taste of Claremore returns during Destination Claremore
• Leading Okla. economists criticize tax cut plan
• University of Oklahoma looks at admissions change
• Survey: OK businesses confident about future
• UPDATED: Van stop results in four arrests for possession of marijuana
• Full Steam Ahead: Railway spur first step for Transmodal Rail facility
• Smoking bandit charged
• Oklahoma tax cut proposals remain on life support
• Oklahoma tax cut proposals remain on life support
• Voters say Yes to Verdigris school bond
• UPDATED: Sam’s Club chooses Owasso
• Google to announce expansion at Pryor data center
• District 2 GOP Convention: Candidates speak, national delegates selected
• New county workers to get orientation
• 4.0-magnitude earthquake hits near McAlester
• City to avoid $8 million shortfall
• Calling Claremore: City implements new automated answering system
• March temperatures set record in Oklahoma
• US Supreme Court seeks Oklahoma water rights brief
• Good Samaritan Ministry still $45,000 short of goal to purchase bigger building
• Verdigris to vote on school bond
• Updated: Kapchinsky charged with assault, kidnapping
• FEC complaint review against Mullin could take up to 120 days
• Kimblern tapped as CHS Teacher of the Year
• City’s ISO rates topic of discussion
• Claremore man charged with assault, kidnapping
• Schools will be graded just as students
• 'Americans Elect' recognized for Oklahoma ballot
• Best Buy plans closure of 50 stores
• Kansas' Danny Manning to Tulsa
• Beggs burglars bagged with baby
• AG Pruitt gets close look at Supreme Court hearing
• Tighter security for SAT, ACT in wake of cheating
• Anti-meth measure clears Okla. Senate panel
• $36K FOR INFO: Commissioners farm out public information to Tulsa firm
• OUTAGE SET: Storms prompt electrical repairs
• Mayes County girl contracts bacterial meningitis
• Committee votes 7-4 on personhood legislation
• House panel rejects teacher stipend bill
• Conservative justices question health care law
• EXCLUSIVE: Mullin campaign facing FEC complaints
• Suspect charged in high speed chase
• Claremore couple injured in weekend collision
• Jim Smith named Progressive Citizen of the Year
• Lamb speaks out against public criticism
• Deputies arrest ‘smoking bandits’
• Sheriff’s deputies arrest ‘smoking bandits’
• District 2 candidates criticize President
• Supporters, protesters turn out for glimpse of president
• Fallin says Obama wrong for taking credit for oil successes
• Obama tells Oklahomans more drilling not quick fix
• Obama defends handling of Keystone pipeline
• Obama fast tracking Keystone XL
• Doerflinger to lead DHS on interim basis
• Next group of 45th Infantry Brigade Combat Team Soldiers return to Oklahoma on Thursday
• No state officials planning to greet Obama
• BIGGEST EVER: Home and Garden Show coming to Claremore
• Gas prices help fuel energy debate
• Suspects sought in Okie Mart break in
• CNB receives more than $100 million in contracts
• Two rescued in water rescue in Rogers County
• Courthouse to get additional security
• Commissioners approve legal counsel to seek options
• Negotiations continue with police officers, firefighters
• Flooding feared after storms sock region
• Obama to visit Cushing this week
• Emergency officials prep for severe weather
• Verdigris Schools bond election April 3
• Sullivan to headline Progressive Citizen banquet
• Drug bust suspect leads deputies on high speed chase
• Lady 'Cats fall in Elite Eight
• No. 1 Shorter eliminates Hillcats in Elite Eight
• Back to the Elite Eight
• Sizemore concluding 35 years as Progress business manager
• Teacher asked students to burglarize
• 600th - QuikTrip opens second Claremore store
• Lamb, Google team up to help veterans
• Working together to save money
• Speaking Out - Speaker Steele surveys state issues
• House approves Fallin's tax plan
• Federal highway bill passage good for Oklahoma, Inhofe says
• Hillcats advance to Sweet 16
• Kapchinsky arrested on assault, kidnapping
• Downtown Claremore going green
• Nowata/Rogers water district borrows $575K for projects
• Oklahoma House approves welfare drug testing
• Senate OKs power shift to school boards
• Hoskin amendment elevates Native American Liaison to cabinet post
• Courthouse access restricted
• OK Emergency Management Week March 11-17
• Claremore hosts Cattlemen
• 225 Oklahoma soldiers return from Afghanistan
• Tulsa dismisses men's basketball coach Wojcik
• Man arrested for rape in Rogers County
• Annual Ladies Lifestyle Extravaganza March 17
• Daylight Saving Time begins this weekend
• Road overlaying begins in NW Rogers County
• Delivery delayed due to production problem
• Deputies searching for man on Garth's property following vehicle blaze
• Senate next stop for open carry gun bill
• Tulsa County Courthouse shooting:Sobering reminder of security need, Sheriff says
• Lady 'Cats headed back to the Big Dance
• RSU headed back to Kansas City
• County on hook for $22.5M judgment; Supreme Court cites errors by attorney
• Audit questions Education Department fund
• Hillcrest Hospital Claremore unveiled as new name
• Claremore says Yes to Charter changes
• Obama, Santorum win locally
• Santorum wins Oklahoma in Super Tuesday primary
• ELECTION RESULTS: Votes updated through live stream
• RSU College Republicans host Wood
• Brush fire near Chelsea proving a challenge
• Brooks leads 2012 Country Music Hall of Fame class
• Presidential Primary: Voters to select who gets Oklahoma’s 40 delegates
• Contractors complete bridge ahead of schedule
• Council working on TIF District
• American Indian tribes' casinos see turnaround
• SUPER TUESDAY: GOP candidates make late ground push
• Ex-senator Morgan guilty on bribery
• Commissioners approve hiring of PIO
• Claremore firemen extinguish delivery truck fire
• District 2 candidate's academic backgrounds vary
• Costello honors Pelco with new award
• Rogers County couple arrested on child abuse charges
• Reba reveals painful past, lessons in OWN special
• CCVB Exec sees negotiations in different light
• CNE CEO Stewart placed on administrative leave
• UPDATE: Hotel developer pulls project, cites difficulty working with Claremore
• House panel approves Fallin's tax plan
• Voters to consider charter changes
• EXCLUSIVE: Triple Leap - Three babies born on Feb. 29 in Claremore
• County officials weigh in on security issues
• Art teacher’s work honored with scholarship
• Port of Catoosa seeks $180M
• GOP race for on pace for summer delegate fight
• David Boren pushing for bipartisan presidential ticket
• Responders train with mock incidents
• Getting storm ready: Claremore installs two new sirens
• Election Board extends hours
• 2-car crash jams traffic
• Have you seen this hamster? Reward offered for information
• BANCFIRST: New Kid On The Block
• Rogers County-based OHP trooper honored by commissioners
• Keystone XL going ahead from Cushing south
• Boring cuts electrical line, some in Claremore without power
• Rogers County Sheriff to host weekly ‘State of the County’ addresses
• Absentee Presidential Primary ballots due Wednesday
• Taylor named Academic All-Stater
• Standing room only?
• Broken Arrow men plead guilty to cattle shooting
• Ardent Health Services President delivers RSU Herrington Lecture
• Pelco to receive first Entrepreneurial Excellence Award
• Red Flag Warning issued until 7 p.m.
• Absentee ballots for Presidential primary due Feb. 29
• Tulsa mail processing center to close
• Claremore Regional getting new name
• GOING DIGITAL: RSU-TV switching transmission Feb. 28
• Pilot Project: County EMS selected
• Fatality crash on Will Rogers Turnpike
• National meth lab busts up in 2011
• Hit and run suspect sought in westernmost Rogers County
• Gas prices to jump as much as 20 cents by weekend
• PRAIRIE CHICKEN: Oklahoma delegation asks for clarification on priority listing
• Lawsuit prompts lawmaker to seek amendment
• Carson Sworn In - Claremore resident Army’s 20th general counsel
• Security sensitive issue for Helm
• WATER WOES: Council in quandry over repairing non-working treatment plant
• Union in Tulsa steps up campaign to save jobs
• Lawmakers to have $47M more to spend
• Dow breaks 13,000 barrier
• Gingrich believes $2 a gallon gasoline is realistically in reach
• RSU student Republicans host Mullin
• Council approves easement, paves way for Dollar General
• Rogers County schools receive $340K from Cherokee Nation
• State needs more execution options
• UPDATE: Drumright woman's body found in Rogers County
• RSU spring enrollment figures increase
• Catoosa grad named Human Resources director
• Wood speaks at Republican Women’s luncheon
• Claremore man injured in ATV crash
• Ray Darnell Jr. named NTC Outstanding Teacher of the Year
• Sherrer appointed to Developmental Disabilities Council
• Toddler recovering from pit bull attack
• UP ON THE ROOF: Man’s best assistant helps with roofing job
• UPDATE: Arrest made in Locust Grove double homicide
• Sales tax revenues rise 4.73 percent
• Masonic Charity gives RSU $100K
• Rollover accident blocks Highway 20
• CPS sets 2012-13 calendar
• Sheriff’s deputies arrest Collinsville man on drug charges
• School Board Election results posted
• Election Day Today: Voters to decide local school board seats
• Security Study: Commissioners recognize committee members
• Emergency Management responds to nearly 20 calls for help in Rogers County
• No Day like a Snow Day
• Claremore students learn about Colonial America at Capitol
• Butler launches run for Sheriff
• Ask the Mayor
• Claremore man sustains injuries after running off road
• Tulsa woman injured after wrong way crash
• Inola school foundation discusses future goals
• COMING SUNDAY: Claremore students go colonial
• Obama budget predicts $1.3T deficit for 2012
• Thumbs up for Oklahoma: Santorum makes campaign stop to large crowd
• Police recognized for life-saving actions
• Crash sends 5 to hospital
• Boren sponsors bill to begin Keystone pipeline immediately
• Oklahoma among 10 states get No Child Left Behind waiver
• Touting Trivia: Brainiac Brawl supports CPS Foundation
• Russell, Stover seeking school board seats
• Council tables E911 discussions
• National Recognition: RSU-TV Will Rogers documentary up for NY award
• Deputies recover stolen vehicles; seeking suspects
• Google It: Rotarians get glimpse of Internet giant
• Hard Rock redesigns after roof collapse
• Geoscientists to debate hydraulic fracturing
• Court: CA gay marriage ban is unconstitutional
• Senate panel kills bill to end tax exemption
• SECURITY CONCERNS: Commissioners form committee to study issue
• Runaways found in Coffeyville
• Fallin proposes new tax brackets
• Tax plans likely to be focus of 2012 session
• FBI secretly investigated Oklahoma legislature
• Former Miss. Medicaid official promoted by VA
• Police remind Super Bowl partiers to have a designated driver
• Saving ‘Snow Baby’
• City proposes $32.6M 5-year plan
• NTC’s opens Roy Clark Music School
• RCCJA to hire attorney
• Blue Starr crash sends one to hospital
• City proposes storm water fee
• Are You Ready to ShakeOut?
• VIDEO: Punxsutawney Phil makes his prediction
• Fallin: Okla. income tax plan to reduce brackets
• Speaker Steele supports Open Records for legislature
• Groundhog sees shadow, predicts 6 more weeks of winter
• American Airlines: Tulsa jobs to be slashed by 2,100
• INSIDE LOOK: Google is number one
• OHP trooper credited with saving passenger’s life
• LESSONS LEARNED: Emergency responders reflect on 2011 blizzard
• DIST. 2 FORUM: Republicans share values, views
• E911 Center moves forward, groundbreaking set
• CITY OF DEBT: Claremore facing $44M debt load
• Cheapshot Saloon highlights Chamber Gridiron Banquet
• Talala girl injured in car accident
• TABLED: Commissioners table agreement
• Inhofe supports Keystone XL option
• Union to announce plan to keep jobs in Tulsa
• Grove postmaster arrested
• NTC opens ‘Roy Clark Music School’
• Tahlequah attorney confirmed as Cherokee Nation tribal AG
• Mayor: Things are looking up
• Sen. Coburn criticizes latest efforts to raise debt limit
• Stalking impacts 3.4M people
• Awareness training helps law enforcement
• Courtroom battle splits Garth’s hometown
• UPDATE: Tulsa stand off began in Rogers County domestic incident
• University of Oklahoma designates smoking areas
• Garth awarded $1M by jury
• Fallin visits Baker Hughes
• Jury awards Garth Brooks $1 milllion in suite against Integris
• Sheriff confiscates $31,000 at drug bust
• Closing arguments delayed in Brooks trial
• DHS Director Hendrick sets retirement
• Hwy. 88 reopened, flagmen directing traffic
• Commissioners renew interest bearing accounts
• The Defense Rests: Jury to deliberate in Brooks’ lawsuit
• Train derails near Inola, Hwy 88 closed at Hwy 412
• Brooks' case has hospital in damage control mode
• Going County - Green moves forward with de-annexation
• Garth gives emotional testimony
• Bynum running for Dist. 3 Senate seat
• Garth Brooks takes the stand
• CPA: Get expectations in writing when making designated donation
• DAY 2 CONCLUDES: Brooks expresses frustration, jury examines letters and e-mails
• Integris CEO: Cannot deny Brooks access to money, but can make him work for it
• Big Cabin man injured in Rogers County collision
• Savings Partnership - Bids approved for John R. Carle Drive
• Voter ID cards returned
• Integris CEO denies deal to honor Brooks' mother
• Obama: No on oil pipeline, more review needed
• COLUMN: Napalming the Internet
• UPDATE: Integris CEO testifies about seeking Brooks family's help in expansion
• Council says NO! Proposed 75-home development nixed
• Developer to seek de-annexation
• 3-vehicle crash closes Hwy. 88
• Jury selected, testimony begins in Brooks suit against hospital
• Jury selected in Brooks suit against Oklahoma hospital
• Couple crashes through restaurant
• Auto burglary suspects arrested
• Brooks’ suit against hospital goes to trial
• Suspect confesses in weekend hit and run in Owasso
• Child hit by truck Friday
• Ready or not, here it comes: 47TH ANNUAL GRIDIRON
• Ask the Mayor
• Blue Starr bridge closes Monday
• National Guard return home from Afghanistan
• Claremore man injured in overnight collision
• Sen. Burrage proposes solution to restore insurance coverage for Oklahoma babies
• Got Coins? American Coin Buyers Guild roadshow comes to Claremore
• School board to hear report on Oklahoma’s core curriculum
• Rogers County gets 1st snow
• 40 Oklahoma soldiers to return from Afghanistan
• Irwin moving south
• Rockin' Class: Students study state’s foundation
• County, RSU to work together on projects
• Calling all Democrats: County election board seeking precinct workers
• Oklahoma ban on Sharia law ruled unconstitutional
• Commissioners hire HR director
• Republican candidates face off in live debate
• Talala and Tulsa men facing arson charges
• Back in the Saddle - Retired lawman returns to service with DA
• Claremore storm sirens getting upgrade
• Audit: Former state education official falsified claims
• Verdigiris Robotics Program gets financial boost
• Utility bill letter deserves scrutiny
• Oklahoma commission approves DHS settlement
• Vote Testing: New machines to be used in mock election
• Bachmann ending presidential bid
• Council changes special events ordinance
• Romney squeaks by Santorum at Iowa caucus
• DHS wants reduction of developmentally disabled centers
• Murphy challenges Rotarians to be great
• Federal road funds at risk in some states over safety rule
• Rogers County deputies assisted by news helicopter crew
• Task force recommending changes in state income tax
• Former Claremore Chief Clark Florida-bound
• Obama, Congress begin 2012 in oil pipeline dispute
• New Year's Day fire destroys Rogers County home
• Wild weather top story of 2011
• Rogers County to hire HR manager
• Ask the Mayor
• Some Rogers County residents losing cable service Saturday
• Drinking and driving, stops with you
• Hayes withdraws proposed contract with Claremore
• DHS settlement approved, Oklahoma officials change terms
• Faught denies dropping Congressional bid
• Settlement talks on DHS suit to resume
• Westside students debut with first guitar concert
• Fireworks and firearms, may not be best
• Oklahoma baby is 3rd sickened by rare bacteria
• Oologah Band marches in Holiday Bowl Parade
• County contract with Pafford tabled
• Claremore firefighter loses home in overnight blaze
• GOP campaign for Iowa caucus enters final week
• Sears, Kmart to close 100 to 120 stores
• Keep kids busy after Christmas
• Lawmaker criticizes teacher evaluation system
• More growth forecast for Oklahoma economy in 2012
• RSU to hold MLK art and poetry contest
• The Paula Project partners with Sterling House
• Ask the Mayor
• Day of reading provides holiday treat for students
• Claremore TIF review committee to be established
• District 3 receives grant for railroad crossing upgrade
• Holiday travel to hit five-year high, AAA predicts
• Trash pick up moved back one day next week
• Top 10 fastest-rising Google searches in 2011
• Man previously convicted in Rogers County on sex crime arrested in Owasso
• Claremore city manager gives project updates
• It’s a Hillcat Christmas
• Safenet Services receives $20,000 grant
• City Council rescinds charter vote
• Making Christmas wishes come true
• Port director addresses county commissioners
• Missing Tulsa man’s body found in Inola
• Claremore's Carson confirmed as Army counsel
• School Board limits social media use
• Ken and Sheryl Lewis win $10K Claremore Santa Cash
• Air Support: Helicopter assists Baker Hughes with 14 AC units
• TIGER grant denied, city's elevated track project to be re-evaluated
• Have a heart healthy holiday
• Tis the season ... for crime
• Navajo tops list of Native language speakers in US
• Turner Turnpike closed due to acid leak from truck
• Democratic lawmakers may drop millionaire tax
• Democrats block Balanced Budget Admendment
• Redistricting costs taxpayers $40,000
• Oil boom helps boost state's revenue collections
• ‘Ready’ or not? - OTEMS director addresses Rogers County commissioners
• A special reunion, 33 years in the making
• Audit critical of GRDA
• Barresi’s proposed changes could lead to larger third-grade classes
• 1,000th Safe Assisted Recovery
• OSBI announces arrest in Weleetka girls murder
• Admission charges set for Will Rogers Memorial Museum
• Voters impacted by redistricting
• City bringing tree trimming in-house
• Claremore man to go to trial for drunk driving deaths
• School board candidates file
• Va. Tech locks down after officer, 1 other killed
• Rep. Derby proposes phase out of state income tax
• Claremore Christmas Parade tonight
• Jail shakedown yields illegal contraband
• Annual Claremore Citizen’s Police Academy scheduled
• Charter discussions ongoing despite vote
• Charges filed against Estes in Thanksgiving weekend patricide case
• OTEMS, VVEC partner for Seven Ready
• Pearl Harbor attack remembered as day that changed the world
• Council continues TIF discussions
• Building code gets tune-up
• Oklahoma health ranking by group dips to 48th
• Claremore man injured in early morning accident
• $36.7M expansion coming to Claremore
• Short course increases communication with ODOT
• Obama prods GOP on payroll tax cut
• Obama, GOP hopefuls file Okla. candidacy papers
• Earthquake prediction more than possible
• Emergency responders meet E911 Center Director
• The Sugar Boutique opens Tuesday in Claremore
• Emergency responders meet E911 Center
• Earthquake prediction more than possible
• Share the Spirit raising funds for Christmas dinner baskets
• POSTPONED: Claremore’s JR Hooper Memorial VFW annual Holiday Gala
• Economy continues to improve
• Claremore Christmas parade postponed
• Overwhelming opposition voiced to elevated track plan
• Former Progress editor Doyle nominated to Cherokee Phoenix editorial board
• Youngwolfe facing additional charges
• Steve Downie to be honored for law enforcement service
• Elevated track topic of town hall meeting
• Police ID owner of vehicle containing explosive
• CN nixes rumor that Tahlequah casino construction has halted
• VIDEO: Entire 2011 hurricane season in less than 5 minutes
• Suspects sought in trailer theft
• Deputies seeking would-be breaking and entering suspect
• Bomb threat made at Joplin's Freeman Hospital
• AG gives municipalities more freedom to close doors on public
• Claremore police find grenade in parked car
• Preliminary report gives picture of final minutes of fatal flight
• School officer to be Catoosa police chief
• Equipment disposal approved
• Super Committee failure: a missed opportunity
• American Airlines parent seeks Ch. 11 protection
• Claremore man arrested in connection with Thanksgiving weekend homicide
• Claremore man sentenced for rape
• Rogers County Coalition begins MAPP process
• Cherokee lawsuit to continue against Freedmen
• Town hall meeting set to discuss elevated track project
• Filing period approaches for school board candidates
• CASA sponsors angel tree for foster children
• Garage sale ordinance debate continues
• RCIDA cuts back on small business service
• Entry exam part of state's plan in grant application
• Thanksgiving travelers hit road despite cost hikes
• Big stakes as Black Friday, shopping season arrive
• Black Friday store hours for major retailers
• Entries accepted for Inola Christmas Parade
• Despite growth, budget challenges remain
• Unemployment rate rises slightly in Oklahoma
• Council discusses changes to City Charter
• Officials take stock of accomplishments six months after Joplin tornado
• Youngwolfe back in Rogers County Jail
• Claremore woman injured in weekend accident
• Secretary of Commerce and Tourism addresses area business leaders
• Christmas parade to light up season
• REVERSE: Education Board tosses online course regulations
• A True Pioneer: Johnson served with integrity
• Memorial service set for fallen OSU coaches
• Company seeking ways to give early detection of earthquakes
• Former Sen. Branstetter and wife identified as plane crash victims
• Claremore man arrested on rape charges
• Economists tout importance of state’s income tax
• OSU coaches killed in plane crash
• Burrage calls on Gov. Fallin to reject online course rules
• Oklahoma foster care suit retains class-action status
• CPS Foundation working to bring technology to students
• Peanut butter recall impacts Oklahoma consumers
• Low Water Bridge to close for repairs
• Claremore teen dies in overnight auto fatality
• Enbridge to acquire ConocoPhillips' interest in Seaway Crude Pipeline
• FIRST LOOK: GOP candidates stump for District 2 seat
• Laying down the law: DA Steidley speaks to students
• Cardiac distress cause for erratic driver
• Oklahoma among 11 states seeking No Child Left Behind relief
• Cherokee Tribal Council votes to increase health care funding
• Rep. Quinn named to Republican leadership team
• RSU baseball player dies in car crash
• Commissioners decide on Claremore for E911 Center
• AXH sparks growth at industrial park
• Dickens on the Boulevard turns back the clock
• Foyil soldier provides Veterans Day surprise
• Claremore Mayor to begin weekly question and answer column
• Burrage to speak at flag retirement ceremony
• Services set for former Claremore Guard member
• Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa to add third hotel tower
• 6 D2 candidates to participate in forum
• Police, drug lobby clash over state's meth bill
• Ledgendary Sooner broadcaster Bob Barry Sr. dies
• Cherokee Nation twins share Will Rogers Days Parade Grand Marshal duties
• Russian group treated to Claremore hospitality while on Sister City trip
• CHS’ Project Lead the Way receives national certification
• UPDATED: Pelco’s $300M project a go!
• Clean Line gets public utility status in Oklahoma
• Federal housing funds released to Cherokee Nation
• Burrage seeking Senate Minority Leader post
• Aaron’s Law in force Nov. 1, tightens reckless driving penalties
• Body found near Verdigris confirmed to be a female
• Ramsey biking to raise awareness, money for American Cancer Society
• Buddy’s Back: Robertson returns to council
• Study questions outsourcing traffic camera systems
• Hertz drops offer for Dollar Thrifty
• Former Catoosa assistant police chief arrested
• Dupont Street closing for SafeNet site construction
• E911 Center project moved to Inola
• Sen. Burrage teaches Westside students about government
• Talala woman admitted to Tulsa hospital after accident
• Great Expectations founder Hollar dies
• Take a stand against bullying and suicide
• New budget eliminates one position
• Quilt Show shows expressions of honor
• Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• Baker order creates a more open government
• Plains All American makes hostile bid for SemGroup
• Nebraska lawmakers could challenge pipeline route
• Synthetic drug sends Claremore teen to hospital
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• Romney pledges to balance budget, regulations
• Dems, protesters voice opinions during Romney visit
• Former Cherokee chief says he'll still help tribe
• Claremore Police Academy alumni tapped to assist with parade duties
• EPA to regulate disposal of fracking wastewater
• Hoskin tapped as Baker’s chief of staff
• Winter forecast cold north, dry south, heavy snow
• Claremore man charged with rape in Tulsa County
• ‘Standing for the Silent’
• Libya officials: Gadhafi captured, possibly killed
• Bill John Baker sworn in as Cherokee Chief
• Smith's petition dismissed; Baker to be sworn in tonight
• Elevated railway efforts continue
• Pixleys celebrate 48th anniversary
• Thompson announces run for Congress
• Robotics Team addresses Rotarians
• Sewing Seeds of Love: Quilting binds generations of history
• Claremore's Lowe's not on closing list
• Parts of Oklahoma face 1st freeze tonight
• Math fails Smith in appeal of Cherokee election
• Bank fees on the rise; how to avoid paying more
• Mailing a letter to cost a penny more next year
• Enid Presbyterian church votes to split from denomination over policy concerns
• Panel decides Okla. lawmakers won’t get pay hike
• Social Security to hand out first raises since ‘09
• ICE deports record number of immigrants in year
• Smith files appeal of Cherokee election
• RSU-TV's 'I Want Answers' program features area high school students
• Shannon elected Speaker-designate
• Lawmakers eye further cuts to income tax
• RCB Bank gets Android-friendly with new app
• Claremore public schools considering social media policy
• Two from Chelsea die in collision
• County to operate on $17.9M budget
• Hoskin to led Baker's transition team
• Families meet Habitat sponsors for ‘blitz build’
• Lawmakers eye further cuts to income tax
• Claremore man hits deer with motorcycle
• Library looks to improve catalog system
• Cherokee Nation committee passes land-into- trust act
• Cheater enters not guilty pleas
• GRDA names Sullivan as next CEO
• Trade agreement could boost beef industry
• American moving 230 Tulsa maintenance jobs to DFW
• City streamlining systems
• Larkin named 2011 Veteran's Day Parade Grand Marshall
• Criminal charges filed in ‘family burglary ring’ case
• Fire Department grant could mean new breathing apparatus
• Vote certified in election for Cherokee chief
• Freedmen putting faith in new Cherokee chief
• Legislative panel to study surplus Okla. property
• New mammography suite opens
• CHECK MATE: Chess tournament comes to Claremore
• Suspect sought in report of road rage shooting
• Oklahoma County judge tosses redistricting lawsuit
• Unofficial: Baker wins chief election
• Rogers County man arrested on rape charges
• Cherokee court vetoes agreement on Freedmen vote
• UPDATE: Calif. inmates brawl at Okla. prison; 21 injured
• Arby’s workers in 5 states to get $57K in back pay
• Longtime prosecutor Wallace joins 2nd Dist. race
• Sen. Coburn has prostate cancer surgery
• Treasurer distributes $320,000 to fairgoers
• Ice cream social builds connectivity
• Group pushes for repeal of Oklahoma's death penalty
• American Airlines to outsource some Tulsa work
• Deficit 'supercommittee' struggles as clock ticks
• Quality Jobs program draws praise, criticism
• Cherokee chief absentee vote count continues
• Rogers County man charged with sex crimes
• Homecoming holds special meaning for Alumni
• Cherokees say 3 days needed to count chief votes
• State pension systems to get legislative review
• Cherokee Nation voting concludes Saturday
• State Treasurer visits WRJH
• UPDATE: Train accident snarls afternoon traffic
• VFD bond issue fails
• Shuttlesworth, an inspiration to MLK, dead at 89
• Sarah Palin says she will not run for president
• Apple's Steve Jobs has died
• AP Exclusive: Okla. spends $84K on Paris air show
• Dog trainers cause concern at Catalayah Elementnary
• Formal charges filed against Claremore man on sex crimes
• Quik Trip plat approved
• Fresh start for Claremore Plaza
• Treasurer: Oklahoma economy continues steady growth
• Truck collides with train
• Suspected family theft ring members bond out
• Search and Seizure: Controlled substances taken from convenience stores
• HELP WANTED: Ward 3 candidates
• Lawmakers eye restriction of meth ingredient
• Claremore Police seizing illegal substances from area convenience stores
• CHS senior named Commended National Merit student
• Hillcat Expansions: RSU begins athletic facility improvements
• State Education Department not compliant
• Keystone Pipeline: Jobs vs. environment
• Judge tosses 1 of 2 suits over Cherokee freedmen
• Googling from the inside out
• Registered Cherokee voters get extra days to vote for chief
• Inola residents hear about FEMA grant for storm shelters
• Gov. Fallin applauds Google's investment in Oklahoma
• Changes shore up $3B Oklahoma pension liability
• Pelivan invites Claremore to ‘Stuff the Bus’
• Data center: 1-of-5 hubs for Google
• Rogers County ‘Roads Scholars’ help set record
• 11 listeriosis cases confirmed in Oklahoma
• Oklahoma's ranking a wake up call, Sen. Holt says
• State’s Appropriations and Budget Committee Chair addresses Rotarians
• Annexation or bust
• Rogers County youth injured by pellet gun
• Race trainer comes home
• Commissioners table budget approval
• UPDATED - Judge reopens voting in Cherokee race
• Inola man injured in weekend accident
• On Retreat: Increased traffic, roads command council's attention
• Cattle thieves butcher calves
• Oral Roberts president to leave within 2 years
• Cherokees miss election pact deadline
• Bell's reopening at Saturday Flea Market
• DHS criticized for process of hiring attorneys
• RWD No. 3 considering new pipeline from Owasso
• Claremore teen arrested in Tulsa on rape complaint
• Rev. Mouzon Biggs to deliver RSU's Meyer Lecture
• OK Policy director paints grim picture for Chamber
• Cherokees go to the polls today
• Claremore Council sets special meeting
• Ground broken on John R. Carle Drive in Claremore Industrial Park
• Census: Recession takes big toll on young adults
• Robertson resigns Ward 3 council seat
• Golbek, Woods attend ICMA conference
• Career Day at WRJH gives students close look at occupations
• Brain Gain - Gov. Fallin hopes to increase college degrees by 2023
• Community leaders tour Claremore’s new gymnasium
• Cherokee councilor asks AG for investigation
• Social networks presenting new issues
• Community leader John Carle left his mark
• Council amends budget to utilize 2010 funds
• Cleveland named new Verdigris police chief
• Investigation underway into natural gas rig explosion
• Cherokee Nation cuts Freedmen deal
• Council approves additional $100K incentive for new hotel
• Claremore’s HazMat vehicle assists at Bartlesville gas spill
• Boren authorized to negotiate conference destination
• Country Festival offers something for the whole family
• Finalist chosen for E911 administrator
• Rogers County deputies arrest two following manhunt
• TONIGHT: Afghan school builder speaking to Friends of Library
• Rogers County Historical Society hosts The Great Gatsby Gala
• RSU to dedicate new student apartments Monday
• Smitty’s robber convicted in federal court
• Claremore citizens warned of utility scam
• CPS improves school security
• Woman hits tree in early morning truck crash
• Big 12 future topic of regent meeting in Claremore
• Courthouse, E911 shortfall won’t affect construction
• Catoosa woman injured in Wagoner County accident
• Port of Catoosa reports August shipping
• Election Board desperate for precinct workers
• A third of Rogers County voters have new polling place
• City’s incentive to developer has catch
• Freedmen votes only provisional on Sept. 24
• Freedman angry over move in tribal court
• Fire displaces three families
• Next court date set on suspected cattle shooters
• Road plans on track after redistricting
• Annual campaign begins Thursday
• Cherokee Election Commission meets tonight to discuss Freedmen eligibility
• Sheriff’s deputies seeking persons of interest in stolen credit card case
• Tribe’s council to meet over contested election
• Cherokees won’t have ‘official’ election results Sept. 24
• New interactive system to ease traffic clogs
• Cherokee Nation tribal members can vote early Saturday
• RSU has record enrollment
• Special meeting set for courthouse funding; shortfall may not be issue after all
• Lt. Gov. Lamb reflects on 9/11 events
• CPS launches new lunch program
• Confusion over courthouse funding: Second bond OK'd, but project may need more
• Pettigrew enters District 2 Congress race
• Haze, smoke coming from fire at Camp Gruber
• Poll finds majority of Okies favor of welfare drug testing
• 10th ANNIVERSARY: Oologah man recalls escape from World Trade Center
• Parents recall pain of not knowing whether son survived 9/11
• Lt. Governor to speak at FBC’s ‘September 11 Remembrance Service’ in Claremore
• Ground broken on $4.2 million new Safenet facility
• County warehouse growing as District 3 absorbs Catoosa
• Claremore police chief weighs in on Condren’s open records ruling
• Interim study to consider slashing number of legislators
• Catoosa's police chief resigns
• Adult smoking rate edges down slightly
• Federal housing agency suspends funds to Cherokees
• Bluegrass & Chili Fest kicks off tonight
• Verdigris schools to host 9/11 remembrance program
• Lawsuit by Jenks and Union schools called cruel
• Precincts announced for Cherokee Nation election
• Students host surprise homecoming
• Oologah woman appointed to state's health care authority
• Mullin announces candidacy for District 2 seat
• Courthouse parking options narrow
• City Council debates development of Claremore Plaza
• Bridges top discussion for council
• Progress provides interactive materials for 10th anniversary
• citizens reminded to keep streets clean
• Wild Heart Ranch hosts ‘Scentsy Fundraiser’
• Ward boundaries may change
• License to kill not needed: Free hunting days this weekend
• Felony charges filed against Claremore man on sex crimes
• Hit-and-run driver sought
• Hillcrest completes purchase of Claremore hospital
• Law firm hired to appeal $22.9M judgments against county
• New administrators welcomed
• Demolition continues, spectators say goodbye
• Communities benefit from development
• Community compliments Catalayah
• Freedmen determined to vote in election
• Gas leak discovered by homeowner
• Claremore woman involved in auto fatality in Tulsa
• Commissioners buy $1.5 million in equipment
• Verdigris case reminds county that staph common in schools
• Walton to run as Republican, cites Obama’s unpopularity
• Spreading God's love: 16-year-old spends summers abroad
• Schrader bound over on all felony counts, attempted kidnapping charges added
• Tours of new Claremore elementary offered
• Rogers County Fair begins Sept. 15
• Port of Catoosa agreement
• Oologah cattle shooters charged
• Justus-Tiawah welcomes new elementary principal
• Parents allege Verdigris principal ignored sexual harassment by football players
• Dog Expo coming Saturday
• School testing results delayed
• Rogers County suspect arrested in Tulsa
• Port to sign partnership agreement with Avard Regional Rail Park Authority
• Freedmen respond to court order
• Out with the old: Work ongoing for First Baptist expansion
• Inola woman killed in two vehicle crash
• Rogers County closer to hiring E911 administrator
• Back to School for Claremore - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Hospital access made easier
• Claremore Lake phase two trail opens
• Rural Water District 3 watering rationing lifted
• Burn ban lifted in Rogers County
• Pelco contracts with Texas to be supplier of traffic signal poles and mast arms
• Commission districts simplified as Claremore, Catoosa change hands
• Schools await state testing scores
• 25th ANNIVERSARY: Edmond postal work reflects on tragedy
• Rollercoaster ride of crude oil price brings lower gas prices
• F3 Sprint Tri race to disrupt Sunday traffic
• Pettigrew exploring District 2 run
• Tahlequah opens new CNG fueling station
• Claremore PD apprehends county escapee
• TIF for Tat: Council researches public financing options
• Marine Corps vet Dakota Wood announces candidacy for Dist. 2 seat
• Intensive crackdown on impaired driving launched
• Shared Sacrifice Needed: Coburn Town Hall encourages awareness
• Sheriff seeks ‘armed and dangerous’ suspect
• Walton to oversee E911 center?
• Study shows increase in Oklahoma child poverty
• Riding for all the right reasons - The Patriot Guard
• Peterson remembered as a hero
• Cattle archers in custody
• On this day we remember Sgt. Peterson
• Honoring Valor: residents pay respects to fallen soldier (video)
• CPD advises residents to ‘not engage’ church members, honor fallen soldier instead
• UPDATED: Residents plan tribute to fallen soldier
• Coburn town hall meetings scheduled
• Sequoyah schools remain in ‘cautionary mode’ this year
• Hannah preliminary hearing Wednesday
• Outdoor watering ban lifted for Rural Water District 3
• Claremore school bus schedule changes to be finalized
• Boil order lifted for Keetonville
• Despite more budget cuts, Verdigris superintendent remains hopeful
• Claremore police to offer practical self-defense course
• Upping the Ante - $2,500 reward added in Rogers County cattle shootings
• Verdigris schools win big in Terra Nitrogen settlement
• Reward offered - Oologah rancher’s cows killed by arrows
• RWD No. 3 board faces tough questions
• High winds, heavy rain cause damage and power outages
• Storms roll through, knock out power
• Reward offered: Oologah rancher’s cows killed by arrows
• Oologah-Talala faces budget cuts head on
• Armstrong welcomed as new superintendent
• $1.9M equipment purchase considered
• Keetonville area water services restored
• Arson blamed as 70 acres burn near Inola in four days
• Fires blow smoke across Rogers County; large fire reported near Inola
• Oologah-Talala schools still on track to begin Thursday
• Extreme heat hard on vehicles
• New elementary school helps Claremore cope with cuts
• UPDATED: Chelsea soldier killed in combat
• RSU students move into new apartments
• S&P downgrades US credit rating
• Jobless rate inches up, still better than 2010
• Balloon fest begins
• Water shortage puts Limestone on high alert
• Chelsea soldier killed in Afghanistan
• RWD No. 3 issues voluntary boil order
• High temperatures, high risk for heat related illnesses
• Tiawah FD, other agencies fight 40-acre grassfire east of Claremore
• GRDA, PSO ask Okla. customers to conserve energy
• Overnight train accident claims Claremore woman
• County seeks funds to connect Catoosa, Owasso
• PSO calls on customers to conserve electric usage
• RWD3 issues outside watering ban
• Statewide burn ban in effect
• Oologah-Talala schools to consider delaying Aug. 11 start due to heat
• CPD foils would-be copper thieves
• Cherokee Nation sets special election for Sept. 24
• Pets require extra care in this heat
• City debates annex, funds meter reading software
• 12 deaths now blamed on heat in Oklahoma
• COBURN: Why I voted against the debt deal
• Inhofe votes against debt compromise
• Hampton Inn and Suites coming to Claremore
• New county road facilitates 300 jobs
• Bells ringing at different time for Claremore students
• Excitement building for Claremore Museum
• Progress welcomes new reporter
• Rural Water District 3 has water outages
• Imprisoned parents leave pain
• High demand, dry weather cause minor outages
• RSU Radio launches new website
• Claremore teachers journey to Colonial Williamsburg
• CPD hosts 'National Night Out' to promote collaboration between residents, officers
• Inola Trustees take no action on police department pay increases
• Hold the tax please: Coming Aug. 5-7
• OHP reports fatalities down in June
• Marijuana plantation found in Foyil
• RSU TV programs garner Emmys
• Foyil man survives crash that kills four
• Civic Band to play final summer concert
• Avoid scams, identity theft: Retired law officer gives Rotarians new insights
• Inola flood basin nearly complete
• Balloonfest adds 5K run
• Port of Catoosa reports June shipping
• Port of Catoosa to go for trail-building grant
• Crittenden elected Cherokee Deputy Chief
• Cherokee council to meet, discuss election laws
• Sheriff’s deputies seeking suspects in robbery east of Claremore
• New courthouse consultant answers tough questions
• Mom seeks help to clothe local kids
• A Life Saved: AXH employees act fast during coworker’s heart attack
• Legendary rockers ZZ Top to play Hard Rock Sept. 23
• Griffith retires from OSU Extension
• Water supplies mostly OK
• Pelco honored with SHARP award
• New polling locations coming with redistricting
• SUV crashes into Hammett House
• Western growth to reshape Rogers County Commission districts
• Rogers County issues burn ban
• UPDATED: Courthouse open Friday after waterline break
• Council hears passionate plea to save murals
• RCIDA Director Mickey Thompson assesses first year
• Waterline break closes Rogers County Courthouse
• BREAKING: Cherokee Nation court tosses election for chief
• Pit bull deemed dangerous, set to be put down
• Claremore dispatch gets digital upgrades
• Cherokee court says two more days of deliberations
• Water rationing working in Rural Water District 3
• Rogers County man injured in weekend motorcycle accident
• Traffic snarled by stuck truck
• Dan Boren interested in NSU presidency
• Purkey takes stance against closed-door session
• County adds oversight for courthouse, E911 projects
• Cherokee Supreme Court reconvenes Tuesday on election recount
• Port to partner with Newton, Kan. Development Authority
• Pilot coming to Fly-In as Wiley Post
• Claremore to consider tax kiosk to aid electronic filing
• City again plans unlawful closed-door session
• Scorching weekend heat just the beginning
• Band playing tonight at Claremore Lake as test run
• Hannah preliminary hearing set for August
• Rogers County monitors fire danger
• Stuff the Bus: Claremore Police hosting back to school supply drive
• Muskogee's Faught to seek Boren's US House seat
• Standoff in Foyil ends in fiery fatality
• Hard Rock abandonee relatives arrested Wednesday in Rogers County court
• Rural Water District 3 orders water rationing
• County, Verdigris schools and fire department would get less if company wins court battle
• Consultant hired to settle E911 stalemate
• Accused ‘Pump Piracy Act’ violator had warrants in Rogers County
• Claremore takes flight as officials visit airport
• Cherokee court orders manual recount of ballots
• Formal charges filed against Claremore teen involved in double auto fatality
• EDA going soft? Rural developers fear emphasis on innovation and technology could mean a loss of funding
• Man jailed for leaving child in vehicle while at Hard Rock
• Excessive heat warning issued until 8 p.m.
• DEVELOPING: Chief - Cherokee election recount 'fatally flawed'
• Priciest insurance picked for courthouse project
• DEVELOPING - Cherokee court counting ballot envelopes
• Stolen vehicle recovered
• Is the EDA going soft?
• Baby boomers subject of ongoing series
• Cherokee chief election hearing to resume Saturday
• Cherokee election commissioners testify recount wrong
• Burrage criticizes Barresi on board certified teachers
• Shuttle lifts off for last time; ‘Light this fire’
• Cherokee Supreme Court to determine chief’s race winner
• Unregistered voters cast tribal election ballots
• Cherokee Supreme Court to determine chief’s race winner
• Outrage of the year: EPA sending tax dollars to China
• Property taxes rise despite lower home values
• Dog Day Expo to return in August
• Filing period for two Rogers County Fire District elections begins Monday
• Rogers County man released on bond after weekend arrest
• GOP mounts campaign for county seats
• Tiawah bridge replacement moved up
• Commissioner skeptical over Claremore Village
• Near-crisis water shortage for some
• Carnival at Claremore Expo begins Thursday
• Smith to be in familiar company at vote hearing
• UPDATED: Train hits truck carrying radioactive material in Verdigris
• Tulsa taxpayers foot bill for Rogers County voting precincts
• Tulsa woman stabs boyfriend in rear near Oologah
• Lake property exchange, water plant study approved
• Tulsa woman arrested on assault chargers
• State revenue shows accelerated growth
• Baker asks Chief Smith to end his re- recount request
• Three injured in 2-vehicle crash on Hwy. 20
• Cherokee Nation election commission chair resigns
• Claremore celebrates 4th of July
• Annual Fishing Derby draws big crowds
• Claremore man dies in weekend crash in Wagoner County
• Claremore builds a vision Master Drainage Study first big step
• Docents, private donations key to benches
• Claremore museum curator featured on new cable series
• Rowe considers bid for Congress
• FIREWORKS: Official reminds public of Claremore's ordinance
• Baker wins Cherokee Chief following recount
• Daily mail to be history? Postal service suggesting 5-day delivery
• Police to crack down on July 4 drunk driving
• Coburn cancels town hall meetings
• County jobless rate ties biggest yearly drop in 16 years
• Senate Republicans put forward balanced budget amendment
• Sheriff’s deputies end shotgun standoff
• Claremore's Carson opts out of U.S. Congressional race
• Bill John Baker's remarks during Wednesday press conference
• UPDATED - Cherokee Election Commission ordered to release documents
• RCIDA on pace to run dry in less than 2 years
• Baker files injunction, requests information
• Sen. Inhofe's amendment included on Libya resolution
• Port of Catoosa director addresses Claremore Chamber
• Rocklahoma raises funds for Joplin tornado relief
• Claremore’s Thunder Bowl closes
• Nine teens injured in weekend wreck
• Hillcrest to acquire Claremore Regional Hospital
• Inola Hay Days brings crowds to town
• Inhofe expresses concerns over EPA implementation plan
• FULL STORY: Smith declared Cherokee Chief in reversed decision
• E911 Stalemate: Responders say they have solution
• Postal Service Asks Congress for Action ‘Need for legislative change is immediate’
• Cherokee results overturned; Smith declared winner in chief election
• Three injured in weekend crash near Foyil
• Rogers County man dies from injuries in weekend crash
• Half hour notice, but still 156 died in Joplin tornado
• Inola graduate Michael Turner nominated for Daytime Emmy
• Baker beats incumbent Smith in Cherokee Chief election
• RSU names assistant VP for accountability and academics
• County gears up for sparkling, shooting, roaring traditions
• Garage sale permit law goes into effect
• Dennis named CVB marketing coordinator
• How the Joplin Globe covered tornado destruction
• City official addresses absence of security cameras
• Will Rogers Museum to open new gallery
• Cherokee Nation voters to decide ballot questions, elect leadership Saturday
• Supreme Court decison could impact Oologah PSO plant
• Attempted Catoosa robber caught
• Inola Trustees hire attorneys to defend town in lawsuit
• Inhofe calls Obama SPR announcement curious
• Sheriff seeks would-be robber
• Claremore Lake fireworks set for July 2
• Obama: 30,000-plus surge troops leaving Afghanistan
• RSU tuition to increase 5.9 percent
• Former OK Plaza moving forward with small retail, fast food possible
• Just one seatbelt violator makes court appearance
• County’s insurance costlier following Joplin tornado
• Lake property exchange on hold
• LATEST: Woman OK after Verdigris wreck; bond set for teen drunk driver
• New Claremore weekend curfew may curtail crime
• RSU names Ryan Bradley new athletic director
• Inola Hay Days festival to celebrate culture, family fun this weekend
• County reins in publication of legal notices
• RSU to name athletic director Tuesday
• Victims in Verdigris drunk driving wreck identified
• Claremore mom spearheading Autism, Asperger support group
• 'All we Have': Widow thankful courthouse eternal flame to be saved
• Natural gas will save us, Sullivan tells local leaders
• Burglary charges filed against Jenks man for Oologah burglary
• Convicted Claremore sex criminal gets five years
• Catoosa Port shipping drops in May
• Oologah to open town hall, library, community center
• Double fatality crash closes Route 66 in Verdigris
• Pelco catches winds of prosperity as top contract reeled in
• Redistricting coming for Claremore city wards
• RSU-TV up for 3 Heartland Emmies
• Missing man found: Claremore PD issues ‘Child is Missing’ alert to aid search
• Power Surge: Pelco Structural will carry Oklahoma’s wind energy
• County increases pressure over E911 dispatch center
• Garage Sale permits now required in Claremore, but more signs allowed
• COMING WEDNESDAY: Pelco $300M deal could create 100 new jobs
• Courthouse price increase approved
• Smitty’s robbery suspect arrested
• Inola lunch funds under investigation
• Missouri Street to close forever Tuesday
• And They're Off...
• Google eventually to build data center in Pryor
• Resident’s generosity helps send children to camp
• Hero’s Last Wish Honored: Gun finally donated to J. M. Davis Museum
• Robinson wins Miss OK talent preliminary
• Courthouse price has bigger jump than other counties
• Hurst named animal control supervisor
• Jenks man arrested in connection with burglary
• Helping but not Helping
• President Nixon visited Port of Catoosa 40 years ago
• Portiss to speak to Claremore chamber
• Cherokee deputy chief candidates have similar views
• UPDATED: Boren not seeking re-election
• RCIDA building jobs for the future
• UPDATED: Courthouse over budget $2.6 million, frustration builds
• New look comes to The Daily Progress
• City approves budget, Golbek’s contract
• UPDATED: Boren to exit; Claremore resident, former congressman Carson to run
• Retail forecast for future is vague
• Principal Chief candidates express opposing viewpoints
• Courthouse over budget $2.6 million
• Cancer victim named Justus-Tiawah Teacher of the Year
• Claremore urban trail nearly done
• EAA giving young people opportunity to take flight
• Click-it-or-ticket nets 145 citations in four days
• Cherokee candidate forum Monday
• City proposes utility increase as council discusses budget
• Killed in Action memorial salutes 100 OMA dead
• County’s jobless rate drops big
• Historic crossing coming to Chelsea park
• City reports sales taxes slightly up
• Jail facing budgetary shortfall
• Food Scarcity: It’s more common than you might think
• New Inola bridge opened
• Getaway minivan drivers arrested
• Owasso couple arrested on meth lab charges
• Local artist to have photography exhibit at Philbrook Museum
• Sara Masters reflects on life as cadet, prepares for OMA reunion
• Rogers County man killed in crash near Chelsea
• Ammonia release kills fish at Port of Catoosa
• Historic building to be art center
• Officials question using courthouse as storm shelter
• Car catches fire on Will Rogers Boulevard
• Joplin reflects on six miles of terror and ruin
• Killed in Action Memorial to be dedicated June 4
• Candidate forum set for June 6 at RSU
• Citizen’s Police Academy alumni head to Joplin with supplies
• Oklahoma Military Academy reunion next weekend
• Fundraiser kicks off: $7000 will send 40 local kids to summer camp
• Rogers County search and rescue teams return to Joplin
• Tuition likely to rise at RSU as state cuts higher education
• Safenet Services’ Garden & Pond Tour set for June 4
• Chamber's 2010 election efforts recognized
• Life of an American hero: Veterans like Larry Filkins prepare for honor flight
• Local business leader: Shop locally, not online
• Rogers County dog lends a nose in Joplin
• Planned Catoosa shopping center loses movie theater, gets Walmart
• Navigation system open after flooding
• Claremore teen running to raise money against world hunger
• Police caution against tornado scammers
• Claremore Progress collecting donations for Joplin
• Plenty of high-flying action on tap for Claremore rodeo
• Officials concerned about behavior at recycling center, blame new TV show
• Nowata woman dies in accident on Hwy. 169
• Local damage is light
• New election board sign, computers on the way
• Weather service: Strong, long-lived tornadoes possible in NE OK
• Progress employees travel to Joplin to aid victims
• Protested senior apartments win rezoning
• Rogers County groups help Joplin relief as at least 116 dead
• Educators reflect on final days of Central Upper Elementary
• Tornado roars through Joplin, hospital struck
• Port of Catoosa reports reduced April shipping
• City manager brings new style of leadership
• TIF districts provide incentives for economic development
• Claremore Police Department joins ‘Click It or Ticket’ initiative
• Volatile revenue: Sales tax limits regional partnership, creates competition
• City has opportunity to be first Entrepreneur Ready community in state
• Graduation: 843 graduates countywide, millions in scholarships
• Catoosa students rushed to hospital after taking prescription drugs
• Wild Heart Ranch launches secondary ‘support’ site
• Claremore graduation set for Friday in Tulsa
• City funds rodeo as councilors debate garage sale signs
• UPDATED: Apartment plans progress amid neighbors’ protests
• Missing child found after alert issued
• Police officer injured during foot pursuit
• ‘America’s Got Talent’ semifinalist coming to Hard Rock Casino
• Senior apartment rezoning approved, but debate to continue
• Charges filed against suspects in high speed chase, shooting
• History meets technology in proposed Claremore Museum
• Neighbors cry foul over major senior apartment plans
• Tax exemption leaves county short again
• Lilac Festival Fun
• Stan Brown reflects on first days as chief
• WR Ropers log more than 4,000 volunteer hours
• Celebrating 25 Years
• Keller Willliams lends hand to local food pantries
• RSU TV exec keynotes Friends of Library meeting
• Lending Helping Hands - Locals among 1st responders in Alabama
• WILL ROGERS STAMPEDE - Record entries to participate at Claremore rodeo
• WRJH P.E. teacher recognized for creativity
• Longtime Verdigris guidance counselor retires
• Citizen safety comes first says Chief Brown
• 13 - What's in a number?
• RSU-TV to present film chronicling Trail of Tears
• Caring K-9s brighten lives, serve as advocates
• Man saves life of man who drove into Claremore Lake
• Rogers County museums retain funding
• Claremore alums on team nominated for Innovator of Year award
• Local member extols benefits of organization
• Inhofe first member of Congress to view Osama bin Laden photos
• Leaders reach state budget agreement
• Inola Alumni Association hosts 77th annual banquet
• State House redistricting nears completion
• Claremore High School counselor retires after 36 years
• Justus-Tiawah students receive needed supplies to finish year
• Hard Rock casino to add 10-story hotel tower
• UPDATED: Three arrested after Catoosa shooting, fourth sought in Catoosa bank robbery
• RSU hits milestone as four-year degrees outnumber two-year
• County mulls temporary parking during courthouse construction
• Catoosa police seek suspect in bank robbery
• Claremore High to host blood drive, vie for $3,000
• Putting behind the controversy: New election board secretary seeks to rebuild trust
• Letter Carrier Food Drive to collect food for needy families next Saturday
• Student’s community service project leads to Presidential award
• Feds target Wild Heart’s status as wildlife clinic
• Shooting near Catoosa IHOP Saturday morning
• County’s gas sales steady despite prices
• Will Rogers Stampede returns: Claremore institution for 65 years
• Burrage calls on citizens to show their Zebra pride
• Alternative school now at county youth shelter
• Highway 20, Clubhouse intersection to expand
• Inhofe comments on Osama, Obama
• UPDATED: Courthouse groundbreaking deemed historic moment
• ‘Fill the Truck for the Troops’ this weekend
• Four-legged officers aid Rogers County Sheriff’s deputies
• Educators boosting fish numbers in lake
• ‘Historic,’ ‘Momentous,’ ‘Great’: Officials break ground on courthouse
• Chelsea Boys & Girls Club receives $3,400 from Cherokee Nation
• County’s biggest BBQ competition returning May 14
• Solemn moment ushers in change, new councilors
• Shirley Jones to perform tonight at Robson PAC
• Rogers County must prove ambulances reach all
• Claremore still crunching the budget, working to keep things working
• Bin Laden dead, but America must remain vigilant
• Bin Laden's luxury hideout raises questions
• Oklahomas praise forces in Pakistan who killed Osama bin Laden
• Americans feel both joy and fear over bin Laden
• Man survives train wreck in Verdigris
• Jones to host media press conference
• Claremore nets two Gates Millennium Scholars
• Residential development in works for south Claremore
• New mayor and council members take oath of office Monday
• Weapon used in weekend ‘gun battle’ recovered
• Former radio broadcaster now dedicates time to recording oral history
• City’s public relations director promoted to executive officer
• Man injured in motorcycle accident
• Technology is changing communication
• Sullivan, Oklahoma delegation still fighting for funds to deepen channel
• More families prepare service dogs for life of helping disabled
• Sullivan, Oklahoma delegation still fighting for funds to deepen channel
• Technology is changing communication
• Claremore Band earns honors at national contest
• Claremore @ the Capitol: City officials make themselves known
• Courthouse construction authorized
• Former water district manager to compete at World Auctioneer Championship
• Police warn against ‘sweepstakes scam'
• Teachers to experience colonial living this summer
• UPDATED: More flooding possible tonight
• UPDATED: Claremore gun battle, chase ends in arrest
• Claremore welcomes motorcycle enthusiasts
• RSU Scholarship Auction April 29
• Tourism trend beneficial for city of Claremore
• Value added economics establish a growing vision for future prosperity
• Student Council witnesses government in action
• Cherokee Nation offers tribal citizenship assistance in Rogers County
• Students begin state tests after snow-hampered lessons
• UPDATED: Thunderstorms cause street flooding
• Expanded ‘Art on the Hill’ festival April 29-30 (Click for schedule)
• RSU to present Senior Capstone Art Exhibition April 29-May 6
• 'Oklahoma!' star reflects on career, return to Claremore
• Celebrate horse racing’s biggest day at WR Downs
• Police cars shot during Rogers County chase
• County maintenance director’s home destroyed in recent fire
• Lilac Festival: Claremore is the place to be May 6-7
• Senior day a hit at Claremore Expo
• Fighting for our elders: Nursing home advocates urge drawing line against cuts
• Homeland Security agent to address Chamber
• County 4-H archer qualifies for nationals
• Council approves zoning for duplexes
• Spring cleaning update: Free Chelsea dumpsite also open year-round
• Free dumping period extended
• Boren town hall meeting set in Pryor April 26
• ‘Walk a Mile in Her Shoes’ event raises more than $8,000
• Oklahoma’s Laurey to be inducted into Claremore Wall of Fame
• Derby Day: The wiener takes all in Lilac Festival races
• Lincoln Christian journos visit the Progress
• Historic moment: Courthouse groundbreaking set for May 4
• Meth lab found in garbage truck
• Cherokee Nation announces available low-income housing
• Council approves ‘zero gain’ contract with firemen
• Missing Claremore woman found in Missouri
• Focus is on Inola overpass over Highway 88
• More legal claims targeting county
• Donation to help deputies discover drugs
• Autism and the family
• Civil rights bills on slate for state legislature
• Redistricting adjusts for population distribution
• Rogers County Real Estate Association hosts HUD training
• Relay for Life postponed until Saturday
• Lake residents fed up: Volunteers sought to clean up
• GRDA to seek new CEO
• After the storm: 1,000 without power, wind damage reported
• WRECK UPDATE: Jaws of Life free Claremore man on Highway 20
• Free Celtic Concert at RSU
• Chouteau Lock 17 near failure
• Roundup Club to induct five into Hall
• Wreck closes off Keetonville Hill
• Amazing Race’s Cord McCoy to speak in Chelsea
• Overnight relay fundraising against cancer
• RSU will address how to create fertile soil for economic development
• Commissioner blames state for Sheriff’s comp problem
• Council bid to seek RFP for legal services fails
• Verdigris police making strides as young department
• Claremore firefighters contract negotiated, set for final approval
• Repairs coming for Inola overpass over Highway 88
• Walkway, fishing lanes sought at Oologah Lake
• Claremore students win at Battle of the Brains
• Original one-woman play focuses on Betty and Will Rogers’ letters
• Heavy smoke rolls into Claremore
• Activities raise awareness, connect families, community
• Job creation primary goal of economic development
• Illegal dumping threatens Claremore Lake, drinking water
• Free dumpsters will combat illegal dumping
• International attention for Irwin stirs big dreams at Wild Heart Ranch
• ‘Ghost’ scares up contributions for Red Cross
• Shepherd’s Cross hosts Woolly Weekend
• Windy Oklahoma Paying Off: Home-grown power for sale
• April declared ‘Fair Housing Month’ in Claremore
• Graduation pow wow in its 40th year
• Suspended! RCYS program offers second chance
• Repeat offender alert: Catoosa woman nets another DUI charge
• 1st Bank acquired by BancFirst
• Second phase of Hwy. 88 realignment could be open by fall
• Former Police Chief defeats Guthrie
• Purkey, Flanagan and Willis win Claremore city council
• Hotel tourism tax wins; city to seek RV visitors
• Students go shoeless for three miles
• Water treatment plant upgrade company selected
• Big day for little fires in Catoosa
• Cancer survivors to be honored with celebration dinner
• UPDATED: Perry, hotel tax win in Claremore; Purkey, Flanagan and Willis win Claremore council races
• Springtime is scam time: 'Gypsies' scamming Verdigris area
• Officials disagree on bill’s impact
• Verdigris man develops new kind of therapeutic resources
• Claremore council seats, mayor on ballot today
• RSU Theatre to present student-directed plays
• Annual Senior Health Fair to be April 19
• Claremore Regional looking for patients’ choice in nursing
• Inola student awarded grant for Learn and Serve Project
• NTC students attend national conference
• Students get a taste of life in the real world
• RSU to hold information session about studying abroad in Wales
• Progress wins top awards at AP/ONE
• Students asking Rogers County to go without shoes
• Career criminal bound over for arraignment
• New ADA comes to prosecution from indigent defense service
• Rifleman disarmed as police end standoff without violence
• Two-hour suicide standoff resolved
• Worker’s face crushed in accident
• Claremore Progress pranks readers
• Animal shelter director resigns
• Claremore youth speaks against bullying
• Grant makes historic buildings more energy efficient
• Claremore salutes departing soldiers
• Relay for cancer at RSU April 15-16
• Economic development partnership official
• Arkansas River Historical society honorees hosted
• Claremore mayor race: Perry leads Guthrie in campaign contributions
• Rogers County Literacy Council hosting annual fundraiser
• Community asked to get down and dirty
• Meals on Wheels raises $3,580
• Saturday’s Auction to benefit RCYS
• Abuse awareness walk scheduled
• RSU student art exhibition open to the public through April 11
• RSU Public TV to present premiere of ‘Last Raid at Cabin Creek’
• Claremore city council candidates voice opinions at forum
• Sheriff seeks grant for speeders; New rural water district created
• County prepares for state audit
• Drunk driver convicted of manslaughter
• Ronald Dyer pleads to rape charge
• Mayoral candidates face off at forum
• In photos: 2010 Progressive Citizen Banquet
• Lt. Gov. Lamb says state should emulate Rogers County
• Burrage, Sherrer, Quinn discuss narcotics law at breakfast Friday
• RSU to hold information session about studying abroad in Wales
• Westside students: Learning finance at age five
• E911 land purchased as all sites secured for bond projects
• CHS Speech and Debate receive awards
• Jazz Festival and Dessert Auction raises money for band programs
• Google it in Cherokee: Oklahoma man hopes app will help Cherokee language
• Neely named 2010 Progressive Citizen as booming Ne-Mar invigorates city
• 120-page business section inside today’s paper
• Dermody appointed County Election Board Secretary
• RSU to host career, graduate school fair
• Tickets available for Shirley Jones meet and greet
• Pilot Club Style Show April 8
• The Eaglet has landed: Wild Heart Ranch rehabilitates eagle
• Progressive Citizen of the Year to be revealed
• Four-lane opens to 'Marine Highway' at Catoosa Port
• Get dirty! Extravaganza to present fun, education for women
• Courthouse groundbreaking draws near
• Cherokee Nation brings childcare expert to Catoosa for free workshop
• Country singer Fowler to perform in Claremore
• Senate okays $15M to shore up Medicaid
• 30 dogs rescued from feces-ridden home in rural Rogers County
• Future chefs encourage healthy snacks
• CCVB Director: $27,000 annual economic impact
• Meth bill killed by House
• No plans for statewide burn ban
• Cherokee Nation hosts job fair
• Irwin the Inspirational delights crowds
• Cherokee voter registration deadline nears
• Ready, Aim and Shoot: Daisy BB Gun Days returning to Claremore
• Economic groups pooling resources
• St. Paddy's Day Celebration a hit
• Cherokee Nation Tribal Council votes on resolutions
• Cherokee Nation honors Veterans at March Tribal Council Meeting
• Claremore looks for small bump from NCAA tournament in Tulsa
• Dispatchers see increase in calls to 911 instead of 918
• Retired educators from Rogers County rally at Capitol
• Habitat for Humanity seeks partner family
• RSU president to be featured speaker at Chamber of Commerce luncheon
• Salazar: Drilling permit requests to jump this year
• A Claremore St. Paddy’s Day: Irish food, Music and a Kangaroo
• Woman held on abuse charge after biting son
• Barresi announces education reform agenda
• Ladies Lifestyle Extravaganza coming to Claremore Expo
• Candidates announced for Cherokee Nation election in June
• Red Cross issues wildfire tips and danger to soar this week
• Veteran finally receives his medals
• Back on track: Spokesman says stopped trains won’t be problem
• Turn lane changes at Owalla approved
• Alliance Applications announces new jobs
• Teachers rally in OKC for pensions
• Cherokee Nation to host job, resource fair
• Courthouse emergency procedure updated
• Coomer named vice-president of OBEA
• Two former Claremore Nursing Home employees now call it home
• Claremore St. Paddy’s Day Downtown
• Bill could reduce meth labs
• Spring break begins as fire danger severe
• County Assessor hosts evening open house
• Spring break begins as fire danger severe
• Governor declares State of Emergency due to wildfires
• RSU students declare support for concealed guns on campus
• It’s Wanda Jackson Day in Claremore
• Share the spirit gets donation
• House passes Arizona-style immigration bill
• EPA proposes surprise $700M in SO2 control costs for PSO
• National Recognition: Elam’s work earns DOJ award
• Claremore’s Academic Team wins 6A State title
• Rice to be guest commentator of Pilot Club Style Show
• Domestic altercation leads to shooting
• Organizers worried Wanda Jackson concert may flop
• Angry 15-year-old drives into Claremore casino wall
• Hoskin elected Native American Caucus Co-Chair
• Cherokee Language Bowl teams to compete
• Retiring ADA sought justice for some of state’s most vulnerable
• Rogers County storm spotter training begins
• SUV spills gas in parking lot
• Disaster subaccount approved over objections
• Senior prank litters Verdigris High School with thousands of balloons
• County may get new water district
• Ogle, Huey bring ‘Ghost’ back to Claremore
• Fleak drops out of council race
• County could reluctantly change disaster recordkeeping
• Five fabulous CHS students named National Merit Finalists
• Liver transplant recipient and mother tell their story
• Claremore council candidate forum set
• 10-digit dialing to begin
• Osborn relents - Bill to phase out funding for museums shelved
• Life after kidney failure: Struggle, strength of dialysis patients go under the radar
• Modernization coming to state government?
• Rogers County Home & Garden and Farm & Ranch Show
• Repairs mark end for county courthouse far short of former glory
• Burrage, Quinn, Sherrer address public over museum threat
• Kaiser Family Foundation provides RSU pre-med scholarships
• 35 years and counting for Wal-Mart store manager
• Hillcub program inspires elementary students
• Belarusan journalists investigate Claremore
• The truth behind millages and assessments
• St. Patrick’s Day coming to downtown Claremore
• Daily Progress staff honored with OPA awards
• Tulsa man shot, arrested after ‘dangerous’ high speed chase into Inola
• TRAIN TRAPS - Stopped trains keep blocking roads in Claremore
• Property Tax Debate - Legislation could negatively impact schools
• Trapped at the rail: Stopped trains blocking roads in Claremore
• Spreading the Joy: Heart-touching kangaroo appearing for Wild Heart Ranch
• What would Will say? Osborn bill threatens Claremore museums
• Union head: bargaining repeal is ‘assault’
• Ron Bradley named RSU's interim AD
• Top of the Class - Oologah-Talala’s Schornick named principal of the year
• Housing Development Stopped Again
• Senate votes $250K limit on jury awards
• Inola woman dies after pickup overturns
• County buying E911 center property
• State’s income tax rate slashed for 2012
• Treasurer: Oklahoma pensions at ‘crisis level’
• Claremore High School robotics team qualifies for World Championship
• Growing Catoosa prepares for change in government
• Wastewater Treatment Plant improvement contract extended
• Oh, I wish I was an Oscar Mayer Weinermobile!
• $3 GAS! Mideast unrest has area bracing for higher gas prices
• Back door pay raise or unjustified attack?
• School boards to decide on making up snow days
• Fire Risk Elevated: Officials urge residents to call before burning this weekend
• More potholes could appear this weekend
• Couple arrested for 'disgusting' child neglect
• Chamber to host candidates forum
• Dysfunction Junction: Officials put finishing touches on Catoosa interchange
• Fallin: Deploying soldiers are ‘heroes for our state’
• Verdigris, Catoosa post most population increases; Chelsea loses residents
• Hispanics now outnumber Native Americans
• Counties near OKC, Tulsa growing the fastest
• UConnect: NEO and RSU enter partnership
• Hillcats return to Expo Thursday
• County zeros in on courthouse groundbreaking
• Commissioners mull fixing Catoosa E911 addressing
• Bingo For Roses
• Clean up nearly finished at JT schools
• Claremore’s adopted kangaroo recovers, visits Progress office
• Fallin’s ideas designed to soften cuts
• Honoring lifelong couples
• RSU game moved to Tulsa Saturday
• ‘Oklahoma!’ star coming to Claremore
• Officials confirm 2 deaths related to winter storm
• Deaths associated with the flu rise to 8
• Story correction
• Orza to provide Herrington Lecture at RSU
• Thursday’s bitter low not official record
• Guthrie, Perry to vie for mayor seat
• Need for blood 'critical,' Red Cross holding emergency blood drive
• Record cold in Rogers County
• High cost of heavy snow
• Saturday ACT test cancelled
• Second annual ‘Art on the Hill’ at RSU
• Friends of Library speaker’s writing influenced by real-life experiences
• Blackburn earns Eagle Scout rank
• Eastern Star pancake breakfast canceled
• Rogers County under snow, hardest hit statewide, AGAIN
• Emergency meeting over snowplow draws heat
• Hospital sees increase in weather-related injuries
• CIEDA names interim executive director
• See Wednesday's paper online in full
• Candidate filings
• UPDATED: Are You Open Today? Call or Email The Progress
• Courthouse closed
• Snowbound residents lie about emergencies, threaten for plowing
• Storm costs more than $300,000
• Sanitation crews ‘making up for lost time’ on trash routes
• CARD employees vacate offices
• Council, mayor candidates file this week
• Weather forces polling consolidation
• Perry announces plans to run for Claremore mayor
• Claremore’s second female mayor seeks re-election
• Weather forces polling consolidation
• Read Sunday's paper online
• School closings and road conditions
• Schools tentative on reopening Monday
• Official: Driving still dangerous
• Thacker: Worst disaster in county history
• Residential street clearing expected to be finished Friday, city official says
• Tax exemption deadline approaches
• Read Friday's paper online
• Find all four of this week's blizzard editions here
• Claremore hospital staff pulling together in community effort
• Claremore shelter gets mild response
• DAY 3: Digging Out
• Mail delayed in storm aftermath
• Claremore plows turn to neighborhoods
• Rogers County among hardest hit nationwide, with 14-24 inches
• Blizzard Issue Day 2
• RSU's Thursday night basketball games cancelled
• ‘Worse than chaos’ - Emergency responders battle impassable roads
• Snow stymies emergency responders
• Travel snared for days after epic storm
• Snow stymies emergency responders
• The Blizzard Edition
• National Guard activated, to help rescue stranded turnpike drivers
• BREAKING NEWS: Catoosa Hard Rock roof collapses
• Shoveling snow can cause a heart attack
• Turnpike closed
• Tulsa ADA transplant adapting to Rogers County
• City fights snow
• Record snow, high winds complicating rural plowing
• TUESDAY DELIVERY NOTICE
• Shelter to open in Claremore
• Oklahomans urged not to travel during storm
• Firefighter injured
• Sleet and Snow - Winter storm coming Monday night
• Tulsa-Rogers County logistics center could reach the world
• Death of the twins: Bridge replacement will be structurally modern
• State of the port: Port sees renewed growth, record shipping
• Flanagan to run for mayor
• Baredown Bull Tour draws top riders and bulls
• Mayor: City will continue to move forward
• Justin Bieber Lane? Google hiccup targeted Claremore driveway
• ‘Destination Claremore’ coming in April
• Country chart-topper Wade Hayes returns to Claremore Friday
• Willis named to Ward III seat
• Claremore pedestrian struck by train in Foyil
• Jobs, jobs, jobs: Fallin outlines priorities
• Oklahoma senator wants open carry, firearms on campus
• Cherokee Nation appeals freedmen ruling to high court
• Grant to allow tech upgrades at Will Rogers Library
• CHS to host robotics competition Saturday
• County elbows in urban-rural fight
• Boren to ‘keep going back to the well’ to win over Rogers County
• Malfunction at Blue Starr train crossing raises ire
• Thomas tapped as Skiatook’s superintendent
• Downum named new assistant chief
• Crisis at Department of Corrections: Budget cuts, furloughs continue
• How do animals deal with Oklahoma's weather swings?
• DRUG BUST: One week later
• Brainiac Brawl: Quiz competition benefits Claremore school foundation
• Roads, crews recover after storm
• Council approves economic developer contract
• Port shipping highest since 2006
• Cherokee casinos donate coats to local organizations
• Boren's town hall meeting today still on
• Slick roads, frigid temps - Schools closed on Friday
• Claremore basks in first big snow
• Palestinian businessman visits Claremore, speaks of peace
• Council seeking to fill vacant Ward III seat
• Crews take different approaches to plowing
• Port City Classic Tourney pushed to Friday
• Courthouse Delays - Commissioners urge patience as hurdles cleared
• E911 center land closer
• Missouri St. saga comes to a close; Post grants petition to vacate
• Winter weather advisory issued for Rogers, Tulsa counties
• Perry closes door on law enforcement
• Cherokee Nation Council confirms Supreme Court nominee
• Justice in crisis: Courts on the ropes are losing the budget battle
• Claremore resident recalls marching with Dr. King
• Future Chefs competition offered to Claremore students
• RSU students, faculty give to community during ‘MLK Day of Service’
• RSU drug raid turns heads
• Claremore police reflect on efforts put into “largest drug bust in the state”
• List of 64 arrested in drug bust
• UPDATED: Historic raid displaces 13 children
• UPDATED: 64 arrested in historic drug bust
• Operation Mickey Perry honors former chief
• Drug raid displaces 13 children
• Claremore to consider zoning change at ‘Oklahoma Plaza’ site
• Cherokee Nation contributes to Rogers County organizations
• BUSTED: 65 arrested in historic Claremore drug bust
• Boren sets town hall forum in Claremore
• Justice for Rogers County merchants
• New subdivision to be area’s first in 3 years
• Cherokee Nation honors Indian-owned businesses
• Music to their ears
• Justice in crisis: Oklahoma judiciary, court system faces shortfall
• Hight leaving Claremore economic development post
• Railyard expanding amidst opposition
• Fallin says daughter to give up lobbying job
• Experts advise ways to better health in 2011
• Claremore prepared for coming winter storms
• Storm ready: Rogers County receives NOAA rating
• State’s first woman governor sworn in on cold, snowy day
• UPDATED: Fallin takes oath as Oklahoma's first woman governor
• Snow dusts Rogers County
• New VP to fill new position at RCB Financial Center
• Irwin the Inspirational: Kangaroo gets operation in Claremore
• Election Board mistake results in lawsuit; Lewis sues county
• Initial Catoosa lawsuit hearing canceled
• Business owner suing Catoosa over runaround
• Derby preps bills to assist elderly
• 105-year-old Claremore resident dies
• Oklahoma inmate executed for 1995 slaying in Tulsa
• House taxation chair launches study
• Education workshop offered for Cherokees
• Support group for People with Visual Impairments to meet Jan 19 in Claremore
• Shoppers won’t lose energy in 2011, economists say
• Hiring outlook brightens as layoffs decline
• Congressional District 2 likely to change – again
• Sherrer tapped for key committee posts
• Golbek named Claremore city manager
• Catoosa Hills TIF district finalized
• RCIDA’s Thompson tapped with ‘Economic Development Professional of the Year’ award
• Commissioners favor Blue Whale project
• Deaths, crimes draw most web readers in 2010
• The people, events and news that shaped Rogers County in 2010
• County officials sworn in
• Unknown agenda policy last straw
• Family responsibilities force OTEMS chair to step down
• Catoosa seeks Blue Whale improvements
• Chelsea, Owasso bridges closed
• DA’s office prepares for shake-up
• BREAKING: Myers resigns from city council
• Henry declares ‘Gene Haynes Day’
• Share the Spirit less than $4,000 from goal
• Askins among nominees for Supreme Court vacancy
• Odd Oklahoma: Busting out dog, underwear bandit
• ‘Giving the Perfect Gift’ blood drive
• Oklahoma trying to account for $16M in stimulus funds
• Catoosa Hills TIF district gets approvals
• Similar Yet Different - Census data reveals diversity, wealth, education and poverty of Rogers County
• Claremore police, firemen bring smiles through “911 Santa”
• Jolly fellow reflects on holiday traditions
• Bah Humbug - $3 gas awaits nation's motorist for Christmas
• Rep. Terrill, Sen. Leftwich arrested for bribery
• Baker Hughes to expand in Claremore area
• Donor list to Share the Spirit continues to grow
• Fallin selects Thompson as DPS Commissioner
• Census Bureau releases first round of state, national population data
• All In The Numbers - Census data reveals Rogers County residents educated, mobile and Oklahoma-born
• Manslaughter charges filed against Claremore mother
• Quinn given committee house assignments
• Santa Cash ticket a winner - 316997
• Commissioners look to 2019, outline road projects for county
• Zarrow grant, local donations keep RCYS shelter open
• Baker named AD at Northwest Missouri State
• When I grow up... I want to go into law enforcement
• AT&T gift helps RSU’s PLC Endowment
• Share the Spirit helps residents of all ages
• Santa Cash winner picked
• Watchful Eye: RSU, Claremore High School security cameras deter crime
• Share the Spirit helping families in need, spurs Christmas spirit
• Progress launches Community Sports Network website
• Group suing DHS wants documents turned over
• Garth Brooks hosts sing along at benefit concert
• Oklahoma executes man using new drug combination
• Churches host weekly ‘Friendship Feast’ beginning January 3
• Breaking down crime in Rogers County since the beginning of the year
• Interim city manager is veteran city employee
• Share the Spirit reaching for $28,000 goal
• BA men arrested on shooting, burglary charges in Rogers County
• Medical examiner candidate has criminal past
• Citizen’s Police Academy to begin in February 2011
• Toys for Tots donations still being accepted
• Technology: The new face of law enforcement
• Share the Spirit: Community outreach touches lives of families in need
• Tis the season for thieves
• Official worried law keeps kids in bad homes
• Treasurer says tax revenues rose in November
• AAA Oklahoma again offering Tipsy Tow to drinkers
• Cherokee Nation Council approves budget increase
• Cutting edge technology meets good old fashioned police work
• Commissioners favor funding youth shelther
• Incoming AG sees ruling boosting health care fight
• Pryor couple provides swans for RSU
• VIDEO: Mick Perry's retirement tribute
• Commissioners endorse TIF for Catoosa shopping district
• County likely to look for HR director
• Santa Cash drawing Saturday at WRD
• Gifts inching up in final days of Share the Spirit
• Thousands of unemployed Oklahomans set to lose unemployment insurance
• Catoosa-based company expands into Australia
• Budget crisis could lead to major changes
• RSU senior selected as Brad Henry International Scholar
• New city councilors bring backgrounds in education, business
• Rogers County students selected for Cherokee Youth Leadership
• EXCLUSIVE: Soldier’s children get surprise homecoming at school
• County clerk proposes Farbro for HR director
• SEARCH IS ON: Councilors to assess applicants
• Haynes remembers two decades of change
• Burrage to continue as HHS vice chair
• Skate audition catches suspect
• Retiring Chief begins emptying office of photos, memories
• Health department director: Flu mild in county
• RCIDA’S Jane Summerlin retires
• Taking it on the road: Zebra bands gear up for competitions
• RCYS will turn to the county for help
• Claremore Citizen’s Police Academy scheduled
• Missouri Street closure closer
• SH-66/Bird Creek bridge closing
• Share the Spirit still far from goal
• Council approves fire admin repair work
• More than just barbecue
• Local ‘Toys for Tots’ drive ongoing
• Family on the route: Third-generation brother carriers 65 years strong
• Sheriff’s dept. receives donation toward bullet-proof vests
• Hundreds sign up for Christmas dinner baskets
• Claremore man arrested on lewd molestation charge
• Officials concerned about scholarship GPA rule
• OTEMS board accepting applications for vacant seat
• New posters promote museum
• Escaping the dragon
• Claremore sewing group helps national ministry to girls in Africa
• Decisions on Catoosa TIF district, E911 land postponed
• Hershberger donates kidney to cousin
• OK flu season has killed 1, sent 30 to hospital
• Plane crashes near Claremore airport
• Local florist provides inspiration for holiday decorating
• RCIDA announces partnership
• Haynes going out with award
• Vote for your favorite decorated tree to support local non-profits
• OK officials concerned about scholarship GPA rule
• Shepherd’s Cross Living Nativity begins Dec. 9
• Sheriff’s office conducts compliance checks
• Antique Toy & Craft Show featured at J.M. Davis Museum
• Pazzo takes oath
• Council to consider repairs for fire admin building
• Holiday Gala set to celebrate Veterans
• Brooke’s Best Eggs benefit Share the Spirit
• Claremore Christmas parade Saturday
• VIDEO: Holiday greetings from service personnel
• CHS drama department to present ‘Anne Frank’
• Tulsa County ADA to join new DA’s staff
• Author of Okla.’s ban on Islamic law slams judge
• Talking to teenagers focus of parenting forum
• Safenet’s Festival of Trees begins with children’s night, tree preview
• Rice schedules annual ‘Tree of Remembrance’ service
• Waterline may up county’s cost of E911 land
• Progress pet calendar winners announced
• Forever Praisley: Illness can’t separate special bond shared by Claremore girls
• Fallin will retain Gary Ridley as Secretary of Transportation
• RSU hosts ‘Holiday on the Hill’ tonight
• $3.5 million budget increase approved by Cherokee Nation Tribal Council
• CN Roads Program may see major funding cuts
• Annual ‘Citizen’s Police Academy’ scheduled
• Portlanders condemn bomb plot, criticize FBI probe
• Mission offers warm place to stay
• Another year to Share the Spirit
• Safenet Services awarded a $4.26 Million grant for new facility
• Mayor, five Council seats up for re-election in April
• Claremont Elementary welcomes sportscaster, children’s author
• Mayor, five Council seats to be up for re-election in April
• NTC Claremore hosts annual ‘Power Up’ seminar
• Applications being accepted for ‘Citizens Police Academy’
• Holiday crime spree hits Rogers County mom hard
• Salvation Army bell ringing begins
• Claremore recycling center accepts used cooking oil
• Trees for troops: Making Christmas a holiday again
• CHS Native American Club celebrates Heritage Week
• County to finalize E911 purchase
• Cherokee Youth Choir announces area holiday concerts
• Fallin: Oklahoma must cut school administration costs
• ‘Holiday on the Hill’ slated Nov. 30
• Ballot boxes returned
• Redeemer Lutheran shares Thanksgiving Day gift
• Local grocery stores stock up for last-minute shoppers
• WR Stampede receives barrel racing honor
• Sheriff’s office begins ‘Alert Neighbors’ initiative
• Numbers show state is not immune to housing market collapse 
• Long road to RCIDA funding ends
• Hoskin sworn in for third term, appointed minority floor leader
• Askins seeks OK Supreme Court seat
• RSU Public TV to premiere new Will Rogers documentary Nov. 30
• Talking to teenagers focus of Dec. 2 parenting forum
• Self-defense shooter wants damages
• Rogers County man’s donation keeps one of the last working World War II bombers in flight
• Don’t pay high prices for deeds, county clerk, assessor warn
• Claremore City Council seeking applicants for vacant positions
• Decorated Christmas trees and more to be auctioned
• Murder on Main Street
• Christmas tree at Ne-Mar Center drawing community together
• Clarification: Hunt Development not associated with new Catoosa project
• King Road traffic study approved
• Wet road blamed for roll over
• Online polls encourage reader involvement
• New council member has background in education
• United Way benefited by boutique
• New Oklahoma lawmakers sworn into office
• Pelosi expected to remain House Democrats’ leader
• Sheriff’s office begins traffic safety initiative
• Webber, Hinkle issue resignation letters
• Big development in works for Catoosa
• Departures part of settlement; Williams appointed to Ward IV
• First Hispanic judge to serve county
• Chelsea man killed in bulldozer accident
• Holiday travel to be 11 percent higher this year
• Groups underrepresented in Oklahoma legislature
• Air and Space Museum curator speaking to Friends of Library
• Council to consider resignations of Webber, Lehman, Hinkle
• BREAKING: Councilors to resign
• Pazzo named Special District Judge
• RSU hosts ‘economic gardening’ conference
• Experience living history with Tales from the Top
• RSU moves on after student rights controversy
• Student whistleblower keeps testing limits
• Most universities violate first ammendment
• Ethics committee meets Monday
• Remembering those we lost
• Hillcat Pride
• RV development battle may be over
• Everyone in Claremore loves a parade
• Cherokee Data Solutions founder to speak at RSU
• AXH Air Coolers to expanding after grant
• Inola Chamber of Commerce discusses Santa Cash
• RCIDA defends record
• 21-year police chief announces retirement
• Ward named Grand Marshal of annual Veterans Day Parade
• DeLozier's win stands; Judge rules election board violated state law
• Flippo’s rousing rendition a winner
• Mediation process halted
• Election Board may have violated open meetings act
• Ballot hearing ongoing
• Merchants host Holiday Open House Saturday, Nov. 13
• District 1 race recount coming
• Education funding debate not over
• EXCLUSIVE - Unsealed ballots discovered in Election Board's back room
• NTC Claremore hosts open house
• Claremore couple create rolling work of art
• Claremore teen dies in head on collision Friday
• Shop (Claremore) till you drop: Santa brings cash to WR Downs Dec. 18
• Best & Brightest Top 10 selected
• Time change coming
• County voters go redder than ever
• 'Weird' string of house fires hits city
• Character is paramount to good leadership
• Will Rogers Days celebration kicks off
• City workers hang decorations
• Incumbents, straight-party voting rule in Rogers County
• DeLozier squeaks by after tense wait
• Marsh, Quinn capture assessor, state rep races
• Voting mix-up affect Northwest Fire vote
• DeLozier wins by 57 over Lewis
• CHS junior combines cheer, wrestling
• Two-time sex offender arrested on marijuana charges
• Decent voter turnout expected
• Mixed results in county healthcare renewal
• Council to seek new Ward IV council member
• Ethics complaint mediation-bound, avoiding public participation
• E911 land secured, officials debate control
• Motor vehicle crashes cause more than 1 in 3 teen deaths
• Creating a more sustainable city: Claremore opens new recycling center
• Thacker wins District 3 race, Hershberger concedes
• Marsh wins assessor's office
• Judge: Schools shouldn’t pass out pro-744 fliers
• Gubernatorial candidates boast conservative leanings
• Turnout mixed across state as early voting begins
• Fifth annual Veterans Day Parade, flag retirement ceremony announced
• The Best Ever: Racing legend reminisces in Catoosa
• Radio tower at Oklahoma prison collapses, no one injured
• Tea partiers could face tough going in Capitol
• Pynn named new St. John Health System CEO
• Garth Brooks to play benefit for Nashville flood
• NTC open house to explore programs on Nov. 9th
• City of Claremore, The MET to open new recycling center
• Supporters, opponents weigh in on effects of HB 1804
• Initial meeting set for Ethics Committee
• Fifth annual Veterans Day Parade, flag retirement ceremony announced
• Hinkle, Lehman question credence of complaints
• Home ‘total loss’ after Thursday evening fire
• Early voting starts Friday
• RSU provides innovative opportunities
• Open Meetings Law designed to protect public’s interest
• Quick response, sprinklers prevent tragedy
• Webber denies fellow councilors’ allegations
• Amid resignations, three councilors under ethics investigation
• City Manager Rundel, Councilor Mullenger resign
• The final push: Candidates sound off in forum
• PRELIMINARY COVERAGE: Candidates sound off in forum
• Tulsa charging job applicants $25 to apply
• Employers looking at health option
• Fed throws its weight into foreclosure probe
• County names maintenance supervisor
• Creepy, kooky, mysterious and spooky
• Larry the Cable Guy episode filmed in Collinsville
• County candidates to participate in forum tonight
• Council to discuss allegations of ethics, charter violations at special meeting
• Oklahomans to make historic choice Nov. 2
• State lawmakers want to pass ‘anchor babies’ bill
• Local judge and transplant recipient values family, community
• RSU official gone after student rights controversy
• Halloween events, alternatives planned for next weekend
• Google to resume work on data center in Pryor
• City on track to add another two warning sirens
• Dickens on Main: A trip back in time
• Town hall anti-drug event to feature Sean Sutton
• Felony charges filed in Rogers County against Owasso man held on rape charges
• Common sense, planning key to successfully managing county business
• High-dose flu vaccine available at county health department
• Candidates highlight experience in debate
• Candidates highlight experience in debate
• Will Rogers Days parade entries now being accepted
• Commissioner candidate has values to bank on
• Contract awarded for traffic signal upgrades
• Commissioners berate utilities for neglecting permits
• One Last Mission: Local World War II vets honored in Washington D. C.
• Governor candidates show similarities, differences
• Development battle moves along
• ‘I’m caught’ - Tulsa man arrested after break-in at Oologah pharmacy; texts while being arrested
• City not changing Halloween observance from Sunday
• Business of running a county
• VFW and Auxiliary sponsoring two scholarship contests
• As Chile celebrates, mine’s future in question
• Reaping Rewards: Walmart program helps Claremont teachers purchase supplies
• Town Hall for veterans scheduled in Claremore
• Growing county demands more from commissioners
• Lafarge honored by air quality program
• Town Hall meeting for veterans scheduled
• AG candidates differ on federal suits
• RSU-TV to present Rogers County Candidate Forum Oct. 26
• RCIDA funding stable
• Appraisers inspect Catoosa, Owasso
• Earthquake felt in Rogers County
• Crews prep for courthouse construction
• Lawton baby born at 10:10 on 10-10-10
• Cherokee Nation announces new sub-grant opportunity
• Cherokee Nation announces new sub-grant opportunity
• No scaredy cats: Keep pets safe during the Halloween season
• Three injured in one-vehicle crash
• Impersonating charges filed
• Inola’s ‘Field of Dreams’
• Commissioners endorse E911 site
• P.M. UPDATE: ‘Destination RSU’ on Nov. 6
• Claremore Rainbows raise $890 at Putt Putt event
• RSU Radio named one of 40 best ‘Little’ stations in U.S.
• Holiday Boutique begins with brunch Nov. 12
• Neff honored for community service
• Okla. Supreme Court justice Marian Opala dies
• BREAKING: Water line break cuts off hospital's water
• Rogers County Health Department schedules flu vaccine clinics on Friday
• ‘Friends of Library Annual Book Sale’ begins Thursday
• Walton graduates from National Sheriff’s Institute
• Inola sex predator cops to 6 counts, gets 27 years
• Igniting Interest
• Multiple offender catches 21 years
• Crash claims Claremore man near Oologah Lake
• Burglary suspect’s DNA matches blood found at scene
• Claremore couple victim of ‘Grandparent Scam’
• An Affair to Remember - Video
• Candidates vie to be state’s chief watchdog
• Cemetery vandal suspect arrested
• No injuries in train, truck collision in Catoosa
• CHS student art project encourages voter turnout
• Local students support Race for the Cure
• Dickens of a windy day
• NTC students compete and place at Rogers County Fair
• Local law officers receive training
• Sheriff’s Office seeking leads in burglaries
• Claremore Braum’s included in test market for specialty coffees
• Lawmakers study drug offender options
• Verdigris photographer wins month long show in San Diego
• OMA house featured on tour
• Award-winning playwright visits RSU; theater to preform original play
• Officer needs help compiling police department history
• Traffic stop in Foyil leads to arrest of three
• Savings marks bright spot for schools
• Claremore homecoming: Fans, football, fun
• Chelsea soldier dies less than a week after returning from Iraq
• Vandals hit historic Chelsea cemetery
• Owasso man arrested for raping Rogers County girl
• City to consider downtown zoning application
• Quality Jobs Program continues to be revised since its creation
• Claremore mini storage burglarized
• RSU cracks down on speeding
• Bicyclist injured in afternoon accident
• EVENING BONUS: Arkansas River Historical Society to host honorees at awards dinner
• Hospital Auxiliary awards nursing student scholarships
• Cherokee Nation contributes $21K to local fire departments
• Homecoming coming: Class of ’60 celebrates 50th reunion
• P.M. UPDATE: Census finds more people in poverty, fewer have health coverage
• Grammy winner Joe Diffie to play free show Friday at Downs
• One injured in Claremore residence fire
• Rogers County troops return home
• $93,000 cancer drug: How much is a life worth?
• Health care state question debated
• Man arrested on police impersonation charges
• Louisiana man arrested on rape, sodomy charges
• P.M. UPDATE: Lawsuit needed to keep Missouri Street closed
• Labor Commissioner candidates view post with distinct differences
• Justice Seymour named RSU’s Constitution Award recipient
• Delay of county audits issue for Burrage, Jones
• Candidates see good and bad in state’s educational system
• Coming soon: QuikTrip East?
• Supporters say SQ 755 proposal protects state’s judicial system
• City police and firemen to face off in softball
• Rogers County man arrested after stabbing
• A.M. UPDATE: Henry to chair opposition to ballot question
• P.M. UPDATE: Charges filed against child molestation suspect
• Henry to chair opposition to ballot question
• Inola E911 decision delayed
• RSU seeks new master plan
• All smiles at budget time
• P.M. UPDATE: Courthouse clearing work begins
• Budget garners praise, criticism
• Baird Hall dedicated
• RSU names Baird Plaza honoring The Mary K. Chapman Foundation
• State question would allow for rainy day fund increases
• UPDATE: Man drops from bridge, taken into custody
• Five National Merit semifinalists at CHS
• Green named president for RCB Bank Stillwater
• RSU seeks new master plan
• Twins from Will Rogers' movie to lead Will Rogers' Days parade
• Sheriff’s department hurting
• Claremore's Dickson could become Oklahoma State Teacher of the Year
• Hampton Inn & Suites Hotel announces opening in Catoosa
• PM UPDATE - Labor Day auction calls trailer sales into question
• A.M. UPDATE: Fair kicks off
• Constitution, a document for our life and times
• Rogers County children die in auto crash
• Family Tradition - Fair Board President Blakley has fond memories of annual competition
• Don't Tread on Me
• Statewide candidates to participate in forum at RSU
• Friday is Constitution Day
• Deputies apprehend burglary suspects
• Love of horses is family tradition
• P.M. UPDATE: RSU to present Oklahoma State Candidate Forum Sept. 23
• MORNING BRIEFING: Burrage and Sherrer announce loan for local water improvements
• P.M. UPDATE: RV dealership debate heads back to planners
• Tribal council passes $588M budget
• Claremore Homecoming Parade Oct. 1
• Navigating the State Questions: SQ 746 Voter identification
• Sheep enthusiast ready for the fair
• MORNING BRIEFING: CHS Nets Five National Merit Semifinalists
• County budget doesn’t meet all needs
• Inola makes pitch for E911 center
• P.M. UPDATE: Experts say state's high incarceration rate hurts families
• In the swing for United Way
• State's August revenues exceed prior year, dip slightly below projections
• Hometown Chili Champions - Festival a great success
• RSU student designated Brad Henry International Scholar
• Dollar Thrifty deal could boost rental car prices
• TRIED & TRUE: First Assistant DA Ray Hasselman retires after 22 years
• CHS remembers 9/11
• 4-H members honored at Awards Ceremony
• NOON UPDATE: RSU President’s residence to be featured on Historic Home Tour
• Teachers battle for classroom grants
• ‘Children Safety Day’ slated for Saturday
• Oklahoma Plaza to get new life from Tapp Development
• Adult students face unique challenges
• Inola looks to lure dispatch command center
• ‘Ultra-marathon’ man to pass through Rogers County
• MORNING BRIEFING - Inola to be 911 headquarters?
• NIGHT UPDATE: Atheist billboard provokes Oklahoman Christians
• Deputies find 'large safe' in Foyil
• A.M. UPDATE: Election Board reaches out
• P.M. UPDATE: Bluegrass and Chili Festival continues
• AM UPDATE - Storm that killed 2 in Texas continues north
• AM UPDATE - Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1950
• AM UPDATE - Sen. Burrage honored by state school board association
• NOON UPDATE - Boren challenger cites Constitutional values
• NOON UPDATE - Small election, big bill
• P.M. UPDATE: Oklahoma last in fruit consumption
• P.M. UPDATE: Hermine drops 11+ inches in Oklahoma
• MORNING BRIEFING - City Council tables DPS agreement
• MORNING BRIEFING - RCIDA needs more money
• NOON UPDATE: Oklahoma could see flooding from Hermine remnants
• PM UPDATE: Rogers County continues to offer Child Guidance services
• ‘Back to School Bash’ benefits local youth
• PM UPDATE: RSU Theatre announces sixth season productions
• NTC students complete Practical Nursing Program
• PM UPDATE: School lunches that taste good and are good for you
• PROGRESS PROFILE: Former NTC student cooks his way toward his career and serves those in need
• Grabow marks 20 years with Safenet
• AM UPDATE: Claremore FFA member returns from national leadership conference
• NOON UPDATE: RSU to dedicate Baird Hall Sept. 20
• Inola trustees approve fireworks after Longhorn football games
• Claremore artist’s work to be displayed at musicians workshop
• Claremont Elementary staffer contracts meningitis
• ‘Multitude’ of items uncovered at burglary suspect’s residence
• Budget priorities outlined Budget priorities outlined
• Mapping Violence - Safenet, Claremore PD tracking domestic violence calls
• Chelsea edges Inola 14-12
• Coal ash debate: EPA to hold public hearings across nation
• Halftime - Oologah 14 Claremore 0
• Claremore man arrested on lewd molestation charge
• Maloy inducted into State 4-H Hall of Fame
• Rogers County men arrested on burglary charges
• County will not use carryover for new hires
• DEQ: Public drinking water in Oologah is safe
• NEW DORMS: RSU going more traditional
• Crews zero in on courthouse design, cost
• Sheriff: ‘Extraordinary’ need for new deputies
• City to consider Sludge Tech contract
• Groups support bicycle safety overhauls
• Report hits Oologah power plant for river pollution
• Felony charges filed against former Chelsea chief of police
• Symphony League hosts membership drive
• Report hits Oologah power plant for river pollution
• Dog Expo 2010 event schedule
• Legendary slot cheat’s home up for auction
• County to look at second opinion on highway loop
• Claremore man found dead in north Dorothy home
• Fair adds concerts, seeks carnival
• Oklahomans becoming more ‘Independent’ minded
• Chili Reception: Chamber unveils poster art for Bluegrass & Chili Festival
• Hershberger wins Democratic Dist. 3 run off
• Hershberger winning over Gouard with 21 or 34 precincts reporting
• Going digital: Claremore Cinema 8 upgrades projection
• RV dealership owners want to talk to neighbors
• County dodges egg crisis
• City, historical society differ on future of fire admin building
• RSU has record enrollment
• Gouard, Hershberger outline positions on issues facing county
• Consensus: E911 Center will seek alternative location
• Bluegrass & Chili Fest headliners announced
• Where Oklahoma grain meets the river: Johnston Enterprises President Lew Meibergen leaves footprints
• Law officers kick off ‘Over the Limit’ initiative
• School supply drive fund serves more than 2,600
• Wreck on Keetonville Hill
• Inola school superintendent gives budget update to board
• New trustee for RCIDA, office for DA division
• United Way plans family event to begin fundraising
• Commissioners expand fuel card service
• RSU ranked among Best Colleges in Western U.S.
• Chelsea chief placed on indefinite suspension
• City approves Missouri Street closure
• Plans for E911 site in trouble
• EAST MEETS WEST - Claremore native returns after studying in China
• Baird Hall opens, enrollment spikes as university looks to spurn deficit
• McClaren: Mold at Claremont poses no danger
• Carmack honored for excellence in teaching
• ‘Back to School Night’ coming Tuesday at CHS
• STATE OF THE DISTRICTS: Claremore doing more with less
• Claremore's new school to ease crowding, streamline grades
• City slated to consider MIssouri Street closure
• UPDATE - Chelsea Chief of Police arrested on drug charges
• STATE OF THE DISTRICTS: Oologah maintaining services
• Claremore woman falls short at ‘Idol’ audition
• Commissioners to decide on RV dealership
• STATE OF THE DISTRICTS: Chelsea bracing for budget challenges
• STATE OF THE DISTRICTS: Streamlining has Sequoyah facing economic challenges
• Rogers County sites part of ODOT 8-year plan
• District 3 Runoff: Clark throws support Hershberger’s way
• Fuel cards nodded amid accusations
• TOTAL LOSS: 6 treated at house fire
• Community support, smart spending prove valuable
• Teachers stay, kindergarten center opens as shortfall looms
• BALLOONS OVER CLAREMORE: Festival begins tonight
• Gouard, Hershberger get second chance to win voters support
• Midwest City HR director to be next city manager of Claremore
• STATE OF THE DISTRICTS: Inola Schools alive and well
• Main Street hosts training seminar
• STATE OF THE DISTRICTS: Catoosa schools a phoenix out of the ashes
• Will Rogers Days

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