The BM Chapter of P.E.O. in conjunction with Rogers State University’s Carl G. and Gladys L. Herrington Distinguished Lecture Series will feature Oklahoma’s Most Admired CEO of 2013, Dr. Terry Neese. Her presentation will be held Thursday, April 4at 10:30 a.m. in the Dr. Carolyn Taylor Cente…

Travelers are still coming from far and wide to see one of Rogers County’s favorite Route 66 attractions—Totem Pole Park.

Carley Schroeder, a member of the Sequoyah FFA chapter, is a candidate for state FFA office. Running for the office of northeast area vice president, Schroeder faces the opportunity of serving more than 27,000 Oklahoma FFA members.

TTCU Federal Credit Union presented a $3,000 donation to Claremore Public School District as part of its School Pride program. Over the past twelve years, the School Pride program has distributed over $1 million to area schools.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Claremore-Sequoyah High School senior, Carley Schroeder, served as a Senate page for State Sen. Marty Quinn, R-Claremore, during the second week of the legislative session from February 11-14, 2019. Carley is the daughter of Owasso residents Jason and Natasha Schroeder.

Claremore is getting another 15 minutes of fame.

A downtown Claremore loft has been transformed into a barre and yoga studio, fulfilling a dream of local woman Cristi McKinney.

Advanced Orthopedics Physical Therapy opened in Claremore Feb. 4, and Doctor Jacey Thomson is leading the way in physical therapy.

CLAREMORE – With outstanding growth and success within Claremore Main Street in recent years, changes are fast approaching at the helm of the nonprofit organization.

Friday, February 1

WILL ROGERS MEMORIAL MUSEUMS — Will Rogers was the Number 1 movie star in America in 1934, and last year marked the 100th anniversary of his first movie, “Laughing Bill Hyde.” This year, the first Will Rogers Motion Picture Festival will be coming to Claremore, October 30-November 3.

For his eleventh birthday, Shamus Hall got to arrive at school in style.

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — The Cherokee Nation will begin dispersing its limited supply of heirloom seeds Feb. 1 to tribal citizens who are interested in growing traditional Cherokee crops.

Rubber-banded bundles of cash totaling $51,980 was found in a felony traffic stop in Rogers County.

Families with special needs children often find the road to navigating the variety of healthcare needs overwhelming and confusing. But to help make that navigation easier is Sooner Success. Tonda Ames is the Rogers and Tulsa County Coordinator for Sooner Success Region 2.

Poets, bloggers, screenwriters, novelists and short story writers welcome.

The Rogers County Health Department is proud to announce that 36 local entities have been awarded Certified Healthy status for 2018. Certified Healthy Oklahoma is a free statewide certification that recognizes entities going above and beyond to make health and wellness a priority for all. Th…

The holidays are over. The Christmas tree and decorations are put away for another year. Thoughts now turn toward Valentine’s Day. But, what if you are a child whose parents couldn’t afford to purchase Valentine’s Day cards?

In celebration of its 50th anniversary, the J.M. Davis Arms & Historical Museum is pleased to announce a new outreach program to Youth-Serving Organizations. The Curator Challenge provides an enjoyable way to explore the Museum and receive a discount on a new collector’s patch. This offe…

CLAREMORE – Claremore Main Street’s Board of Directors extends a heartfelt thank you to the Downtown Claremore Merchant Association for creating Food Truck Thursday and partnering with Main Street to host the successful event series.

The Claremore Chamber of Commerce will present the 55th Annual Gridiron at the Robson PAC on Saturday, Jan. 19, featuring an evening of song, dance, and plenty of low-brow humor. Showtime is 7 p.m.

Remy's Chop Shop is coming to Claremore, and they're bringing their flavor-packed street tacos and beer on tap with them.

Happy New Year from all of us at the Claremore Daily Progress!

A Power Ranger is coming to turf near you.

Sequoyah Elementary saw a huge turnout for their annual Cinnamon Rolls with Grandparents and Special Friends fundraiser, sponsored by the EAGLE PASS (PTO) organization. Students and their family members were served homemade cinnamon rolls, milk, juice, and coffee. The event raised nearly $2,…

Recently, the Claremore Public Schools Foundation (CPSF) celebrated its 30th Anniversary with its Celebration of Excellence dinner at Rogers State University. The evening began with a reception where guests visited with teachers from all of the Claremore Schools about grants they had receive…

There was a time John Little knew every blade of grass, every gopher hole, every bump and stump on the 10 acres of rolling hillside Will Rogers bought to someday be his retirement home.

Mountain biking is an ever-growing industry, with an estimated 10 percent growth year over year, nationwide, according to some reports.

HydroHoist Marine Group recently announced Delayna Trease as Director of Marketing.

December’s Leadership Rogers County meeting was centered on health, both in the community and on a personal level.

OKLAHOMA CITY - State Rep. Mark Lepak was one of five lawmakers who received an award from the State Chamber of Oklahoma last week at the Chamber’s annual Public Affairs Forum in Oklahoma City.

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — Nearly 2,000 angels are ready to be adopted as part of the 2018 Cherokee Nation Angel Project, which kicked off Tuesday. Each year, the project provides clothing, toys and other holiday needs to Cherokee children across the tribe’s 14-county area.

The annual Thanksgiving potluck hosted by the Emergency Services Student Association at Rogers State University was a little bitter-sweet this year as current and former students and colleagues celebrated the retirement of much beloved and long-time EMT Instructor Clem Ohman.

Taxpayers should expect to get their tax statements after Thanksgiving this year.

Decking the halls can be dangerous.

Give blood this football season and get a Bedlam t-shirt, free for Oklahoma Blood Institute blood donors!

West Bend Winterland, the Claremore Chamber of Commerce, Claremore Merchant’s Group, and Claremore Main Street have partnered together to make a great Claremore shopping experience!

A full day of scouting trees in northern Michigan paid off. Claremore’s official Christmas tree is a whopping 60 feet tall and 7000 pounds.