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Bird distribution and weather occasionally go in hand, but if you believe that you have found a bird out of its normal range of distribution, make a photographic record of it. Sometimes this is easier said than done, so witnesses will help prove the point, which is why birding alone isn't al…
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The Claremore Progress’ annual best of is back, with more categories than ever before.
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The RSU Film Society will present the neo-noir film classic “Chinatown” on September 17 at 6:00 p.m. in the Baird Hall Performance Studio.
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The Board of County Commissioners will meet Monday.
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A significant challenge in all Oklahoma public schools is getting and retaining bus drivers. However, the Claremore Public Schools Board of Education helped ease that burden when it made a conscious effort, over the past four years, to raise newly hired bus driver pay to $15 an hour. “This w…
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Project FreePeriod. was started at the beginning of the fall semester to ensure that young girls wouldn’t have to stress out about a period mishap at school.
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The J.M. Davis Arms and Historical Museum will be featured on the RFD-TV and Cowboy Channel program, “Somewhere West of Wall Street”. The program will be broadcast Monday, September 16 at 8:30 pm.
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They had their first date at the Rogers County Fair in 1973 and haven't missed one since.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — More than 3,700 “frontline” Department of Human Services employees will soon by getting a 13 percent raise even as state leaders prepare to launch a hiring blitz.
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Editors note: This story includes details some may find graphic in nature.
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Staff and the families of patients at Memory Care at Emerald are preparing to Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Tulsa, Sept. 21.
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Since 1987, the people of Rogers County have marshaled their resources to meet a need in the community – a need for food.
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When two concerned citizens shared their continued concerns over city water, Claremore city leaders responded in saying they're working on it, and working on improving their communication with the community.
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These three black kittens at the Claremore Animal Shelter are in desperate need of a loving home. The two boys and one girl are sweet, playful, and happy to cuddle or play with toys. Adoption fees for kittens are $65 and include spay or neuter, a booster shot, a de-worming and a rabies vacci…
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What started as a seemingly helpful act from a good Samaritan ended with a driver being forced out of his car at gun point.
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Rogers County Youth Services held there first of many monthly “Lunch and Learn” events, informing the community about the services they provide.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Gov. Kevin Stitt is coming under fire for planned public appearance at a Tulsa church where he’s supposed to talk to a men’s group about serving God.
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Claremore is embracing multi-modal transportation.
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Corben Wayne Lipe received Boy Scouts highest honor, the rank of Eagle Scout on June 12, and was awarded on Sept. 7.
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The 2019 Oologah-Talala Public Schools bond passed by over 75 percent Tuesday night.
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With 12-years of experience and rave reviews under her belt, Leigha Charles has taken the plunge and opened her own dog grooming salon in Claremore.
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The Claremore Recreation Center has ditched Coca-Cola and signed a three year contract with Pepsi.
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Each month, CASA of Northeast Oklahoma celebrates the advocacy of one of our CASA volunteers. This month, we are highlighting the service of Kris Wilkins. Kris has served as a volunteer advocate a year and a half.
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A task order for design work on the Frederick Road improvement project was approved this week.
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Claremore Police Department said the incident started with a post made online and a juvenile’s refusal to provide a phone’s password.
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When asked, “what is one thing you want the public to know?” Claremore fire fighters overwhelming responded, “pull to the right.”
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Kim Teehee made history last month as the first Cherokee Nation delegate to Congress.
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Beloved Claremore restaurants will reveal their delicious secrets to the world this year at the Rogers County Fair.
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To the charges of murder in the first degree, Marquis White has pled guilty.
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By late summer of 1940, Grand Lake was finally a reality. The major work on Pensacola Dam had been completed earlier that year and the waters of the Grand River had steadily filled the lake throughout the summer months. The dream of a hydroelectric facility across the Grand River Valley – fi…
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TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — The Housing Authority of the Cherokee Nation is temporarily opening Mutual Help/Rural Rental Homeownership waiting list for qualified Native American families in Nowata, Rogers and Washington counties. Families may submit applications to live in re-inventoried homes locate…
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This morning, Claremore Police Department announced they are seeking the public's help in identifying an armed robbery suspect.
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TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – Cherokee Nation is working to help transform the way Native American history is presented in classrooms. The tribe is one of many contributing to the National Museum of the American Indian’s national education initiative, Native Knowledge 360 Degrees.
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Hope Harbor is excited to announce that First Lady Sarah Stitt will speak at our Annual Open House on September 28, 2019. Senator Marty Quinn will also be in attendance. Stitt has been a driving force to educate Oklahoma on the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Study. Hope Harbor’s unique…
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Editor’s Note: This story is the third installment in a three-part series exploring inmate experience and jail standards as explained both former-inmates and jail staff. This story focuses on issues of safety, security, and operations.
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With a contentious election behind them, members of the Cherokee Nation in Districts 14 and 15 gathered Tuesday with smiles on their faces to dine, meet local artists, and hear from their elected officials.
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The Claremore Area Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the 2019 recipients of the Leading Ladies Awards. The 5th Annual Leading Ladies Awards will be presented at the Leading Ladies Gala on Wednesday, October 2 at the Claremore Conference Center.
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A fashion show like no other – that is the promise of the Light of Hope Runway of Hope, “A Journey to Restoration,” in Claremore October 26.
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The Claremore Support Group for the Blind and Visually Impaired will celebrate their 11th anniversary at their monthly meeting on Wednesday, September 18.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — A state senator wants to probe the feasibility of using solar energy to power schools in an effort to reduce utility costs.
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Claremore First Baptist Church is building a new parking lot north of their building.
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A new website dedicated to the annual Veterans Day Parade has been set up at www.ClaremoreVetsParade.com. The application, as well as information as the parade is being planned will be featured.
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TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — Cherokee Nation is accepting applications for the 2020 Remember the Removal Bike Ride from Sept. 9 – Oct. 11. The bike ride follows the northern route of the Trail of Tears over a span of three weeks.
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Oklahoma continues to take positive steps to reduce infant deaths. Through the work of many dedicated partners and individuals, the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) announced the state’s infant mortality rate (IMR) has decreased by 17% since 2007, equating to 183 more babies able t…
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Arthur Neal Chancellor, 77, passed away Friday, August 30th, 2019 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He was born to Arthur Aubrey and Bertha Katherine (Tawney) Chancellor on October 27th, 1941 in Cisco, Texas.
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