Claremore Police Chief Stan Brown shares tips on how to be safe on Halloween.

Twenty-four COVID-19 deaths were reported in Rogers County in the week leading up to Oct. 20, Oklahoma State Department of Health Public Information Officer Kelsey Walker said.

Audrey Thompson paints the Boarding House Books mascot on the door of what used to be the entrance to the Ward Boarding House in 1909. Building and Boarding House Books owner Janice Whittaker said the bookstore originally started upstairs and she had the mascot painted on the door to make th…

WASHINGTON— Congressman Markwayne Mullin (OK-02) will hold a Telephone Town Hall for Oklahomans on Monday, October 25, 2021, at 6:25pm CT. The telephone town hall will last approximately one hour.

The Rogers State University Foundation, Inc., will conduct its annual business meeting on Thursday, October 28, in conference rooms A and B on the second floor of the Dr. Carolyn Taylor Center. The event will begin at 4 p.m.

Rogers State University’s Offices of Student Affairs and Admissions, along with the Athletics Department, will host Family Day on Friday, Oct. 29. Family Day is free and open to the public with events beginning at 5:30 p.m.

Inola High School’s Fishing Team, led by coach Greg Lawrence, competed this past weekend at the Skiatook Fishing Tournament. Fisher Long and CJ Lawrence, pictured above, earned 3rd out of 65 boats, qualifying them for the state fishing tournament. Brock Flanagan and Grady Castleman placed 8t…

Reveille Rotary Club of Claremore teams up with Oklahoma Blood Institute for Burgers and Blood (drive that is). This fundraiser and blood drive is in honor of long time club member and blood donor advocate, Commander Murry Estabrook.

Claremore Public Schools Superintendent Bryan Frazier said the district has grown because of the COVID pandemic and new laws passed at the Oklahoma Capitol.

Flags across the United States fly at half-mast until the sunsets on Friday in honor of General Collin Powell, according to The White House Briefing Room.

Work continues on the first major rehabilitation project on Claremore Lake Dam since 1967.

Construction to prevent rainwater from leaking into the Rogers County Sheriff’s Office is set to begin “any day now”.

Rogers State University’s Office of Admissions hosted its Counselors’ Luncheon on the Claremore campus.

STILLWATER – Many Oklahomans have a big list of to-dos for spring cleaning, but the fall season is a great time for some home maintenance projects.

WASHINGTON – Oklahoma Indigenous activists came to the nation’s capitalto urge President Biden to stop all fossil fuel projects and declare a climate emergency.

OKLAHOMA CITY – State Superintendent of Public Instruction Joy Hofmeister announced today that Rebecca Budd will serve as Chief of High Performance Systems and Operations for the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE).

TAHLEQUAH – In honor of Sequoyah and this year’s bicentennial celebration of the Cherokee syllabary, Cherokee Nation has become the first Native American tribe to use motion and facial capture technology to help preserve and promote an indigenous language.

STILLWATER – Multiple Rogers County students recently were honored by the Oklahoma State University Ferguson College of Agriculture with academic scholarships for the 2021-2022 academic year.

Friends and family members from all over the United States gathered recently as the Rogers County Historical Society (RCHS) honored Dr. Carolyn Comfort-Sanderson for her many years of service as Director of Ed Galloway’s Totem Pole Park.

Safenet Services Executive Director Jody Reiss discusses the 17th annual Festival of Trees.

Oklahoma US Senator James Lankford spoke to the monthly meeting of the Rogers County Republican Party Thursday night in Claremore. Among the issues Lankford spoke about included President Biden’s vaccine policy, and spending bills now in Congress. With Lankford is (right) Rogers County Chair…

As families carve pumpkins and kids pick out Halloween costumes, one organization prepares to hit their biggest goal yet this holiday season.

304 West was a place where police officers would spend late nights and long hours serving the Claremore community. Today, it is a place of rest and relaxation.

STILLWATER – As Oklahomans pull end-of-year holiday decorations out of the attic and put away tools in sheds, they may end up disturbing some of their smallest neighbors.

TAHLEQUAH – The Cherokee Nation is recognizing Friday, Oct. 15 as “Sequoyah Day” in honor of the 200th anniversary of Sequoyah’s creation of the Cherokee Syllabary.

Rogers County Commissioners have designated October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Rogers County.

Depending on your age, Muriel Fahrion may have created part of your childhood. Fahrion is the creator of not just Strawberry Shortcake and her pals, but the Care Bears and the Get Along Gang.

This weekend, the City of Claremore Parks and Recreation Department, in partnership with the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) Wheelin’ Sportsman program, will host its third annual hunt for disabled youth and veterans.

Fourteen talented Oklahoma students have the opportunity to spread the state’s anti-litter messaging and will be featured in the state’s annual Trash Poster Contest calendar. The original work of the kindergarten through 12th-grade students highlights the consequences and negative impacts of…

Claremont elementary students participated in National Walk to School Day last Wednesday along with the Wednesday Walking Pals group at Volunteers for Youth, community leaders and even the Chick-fil-A cow and Claremore Zebra mascot joined in on the fun.

Two parklets have been installed in downtown Claremore in front of Taps on the Tracks and Crooked Roots.

This is the first of an occasional series on new businesses open in downtown Claremore.

New features are in flight after city councilors approved a memorandum that gives Bird the green light to take off in Claremore.