The New Life Baptist Church of Claremore donated various toys and clothing items to the Foyil School Clothes Closet and also donated 10 food baskets at Thanksgiving. It is with much appreciation that Foyil School wishes to acknowledge the importance of these donations and how the giving sp…
Two men teamed up to rob an 82-year old Claremore woman of hundreds of prescription opiates.
STILLWATER, Okla. – For many consumers, purchasing a gift card takes the stress out of finding the perfect gift to give. First introduced in the 1990s, gift cards have continued to gain in popularity. It is expected about $130 billion worth of gift cards will be purchased by the end of 2018.
OKLAHOMA CITY – State Senator Marty Quinn has been selected to serve as Assistant Majority Floor Whip for the 2019 legislative session. Quinn was tapped by incoming Senate Majority Whip, Senator Rob Standridge, to serve in the leadership role. Quinn, R-Claremore, was also recently selec…
The Claremore Police Department confirms that Officer Matt Rice was arrested Saturday, Dec. 8, at about 11:40 p.m. by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
Today at 12:37PM, Owasso Police Department received information about a possible suicidal subject in the area of Centennial Park at 15300 E 86 ST N.
The Geminids will be visible all around the globe, but tend to favor the Northern Hemisphere.
A female screaming for help caught the attention of a Catoosa police officer.
As of my writing this, we’re two episodes into the Bravo series “Dirty John” about the complicated, real life abusive relationship between John Meehan and Debra Newall. And I already know how it's going to end. Not because I’m so brilliant. Not because its so obvious. But because I’ve listen…
Tis the season for festivities, fun, and unfortunately flu. It’s not too late to get your flu shot and keep yourself safe from viruses. Contact Rogers County Health Department for an appointment with no out of pocket cost, 918-341-3166.
A record-breaking win announced December 5 at the annual PRCA Banquet in Las Vegas, NV; Claremore’s Will Rogers Stampede PRCA Rodeo was named the Best Small Rodeo of the Year for the fifth time in a row! The announcement made PRCA history, a win of this magnitude, 5 wins in a row, has never …
Rogers County's district attorney made a trip to the country's capitol to hear oral arguments in a case he says could have very real implications for Oklahomans.
MUSKOGEE, Okla. – Claremore resident Hunter Kelley earned a Top Scouts medal at the sixth Oklahoma Regional Cane Quest competition hosted recently in Muskogee by the Oklahoma School for the Blind.
Community staples Wood Manor and Autumn Wood Nursing Homes, at 2700 and 2800 N Hickory, are under new management.
Claremore High School students Dylan Ward and Hayden Rhoades were recently accepted as members of the All State Jazz Band.
Recently questions arose when Rogers County crews and equipment were spotted working on and parked on the private property of an individual homeowner.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Just months after the Republican governor vetoed it, supporters have resurrected a controversial measure to allow Oklahomans to carry firearms without training or licensing.
It was voted down, but the question of a one cent sales tax is coming back up again.
During the sentencing hearing this week, prosecutors described Julian Watson's crimes as "every woman's nightmare."
An imitation handgun hidden in the spare tire compartment of a vehicle yielded felony charges for both the driver and passenger.
Close to 200 people gathered in the newly renovated Rogers State University Esports Facility, inside Herrington Hall, Monday to celebrate the dedication of the university’s newest club sport and facility.
While much of the country is grieving the loss of a former president described as honorable and kind, Claremore’s Chamber of Commerce President is taking the opportunity to give back to the man who gave her so much.
The officers and administration of Claremore Police Department started the month of November bright-eyed and clean shaven. They kicked off their No Shave November fundraising project with a goal of raising $9,500 to be used to purchase a Christmas gift for each of the 410 student at Claremon…
CLAREMORE, Okla. – Cherokee Nation Tribal Councilor Keith Austin gave $1,500 to the Chelsea High School FFA to help with the group’s annual toy drive.
CLAREMORE, Okla. — Claremore High School had its first College/Career Day on Wednesday.
A quarterly update from Rogers County's economic development experts previewed the presence of a new manufacturer.
Claremore Police Officer Joshua Hewitt is getting in the Christmas spirit. His patrol vehicle, like many others in the Claremore fleet, is decorated as Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer.
The “odor of alcoholic beverage” was noted by law enforcement in a injury collision Sunday.
“Creed II” is probably not as empirically good as its predecessor. But how could it be? No one was really expecting much from the low key, surprising “Rocky” follow up.
The trio of Rogers County Commissioners provided an inside look into key county issues.
For more than 30 years, the people of Rogers County have been graciously sharing the Christmas spirit with a traditional Christmas dinner basket for those in need.
Claremore Public Schools administrators, teachers, staff, school board members and members of the community met in the Robson Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, Nov. 20 to discuss possible projects for the upcoming 2019 school bond issue.
Claremore resident Evelyn Clark has served on Rogers State University Public Television’s Community Advisory Board for the past 12 years, but recently announced that she would step aside to let someone else take her place.
Senior citizens living at the Will Rogers Senior Apartments on Stuart Roosa got a big, Thanksgiving surprise from the Cherokee Nation in the form of a new elevator.
“Linus” is a lovable 1-year-old neutered male at the Claremore Animal Shelter awaiting someone to bring him to a happy, warm, forever home. This social little guy is great with kids and very friendly. His adoption fee is $40 and comes with a free outdoor shelter. Contact the Claremore Animal…
Partnership made a new storm siren possible for the Town of Talala.
The defendant in a 2017 Rogers County murder argues that the act fell under the “Stand Your Ground Law”
The kids and kids at heart of the Claremore Community Theater excited to putting on their rendition of the classic musical Oliver! this December.
You better watch out. You better not cry. Better not pout. I'm telling you why. Santa Claus is coming to Oologah.
After closing the emergency youth shelter in June, Rogers County Youth Services has rearranged it’s core services to help more Rogers County children and adolescents than ever before.
Dr. Jeremy David Thomas, 42, a Claremore physician, pleaded guilty this week for his involvement in opioid prescription fraud.
Rogers State University officials have informed students currently enrolled in its Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) programs that the university is taking initial steps to phase out these programs.
The City of Claremore is currently accepting bids for a third party to perform a cost of service and rate design study for Claremore Electric.
Claremore Public Schools has great expectations for their students.
The Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature has passed a joint resolution honoring the late Ofelia “Ofe” Chavoya, a recent Rogers State University graduate who was recognized as a public servant and honorable distinguished delegate.
Skaters take to the rink at Claremore's Winter Wonderland after the lighting of the 60-foot Christmas Tree, Monday night.
(RNN) - Black Friday and Cyber Monday are days away. And like last year, more than 100 million consumers are expected to take advantage of irresistible promos and amazing deals over the five day shopping period.
Candidates for the Board of Education in 14 Rogers County school districts will file their Declarations of Candidacy beginning at 8 a.m. on Monday, December 3rd, and continuing Tuesday and Wednesday, Rogers County Election Board Secretary Julie Dermody said today.
Rogers County Sheriff Scott Walton says committee efforts are paying off and inmate numbers are declining.
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