OKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Kevin Stitt announced today the State of Oklahoma is expected to experience a revenue failure of approximately $416 million for the remainder of fiscal year 2020 which ends June 30.
OKLAHOMA CITY – Fund for Teachers has announced that 37 Oklahoma PreK through 12th-grade teachers have been selected for grants totaling more than $132,000 for self-designed professional development opportunities in locations around the world.
The Will Rogers Stampede PRCA Rodeo, Claremore OK., scheduled for Memorial Day Weekend, May 22, thru 24 has unfortunately been canceled for 2020.
Just days after the restrictions for test eligibility were lessened, a drive-thru COVID-19 testing event was offered by Mayes County Health Department.
If you have more questions call Stacey Dowden at 918-693-3072 or the Senior Center 918-341-4734. Or if you want to write several letters, mail them to 475 E Blue Starr Dr. Claremore OK 74017.
As part of an evolving COVID-19 response plan, the mayor of Pryor has instituted a city wide curfew.
As of today, April 3, the Oklahoma State Department of Health reports 10 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Rogers County and zero COVID-19 related deaths.
As parents and teachers look for ways to keep hundreds of thousands of northeastern Oklahoma public school students engaged with learning while honoring state and national Stay At Home guidelines, RSU Public TV is stepping up to provide an over-the-air broadcast solution, @HomeLearning, in p…
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma’s governor Thursday ordered all lawmakers to return to the Capitol next week to declare a public health emergency and temporarily broaden his power.
Everything is different. But some things are the same.
With a goal of practicing social distancing, and preventing gatherings of 10 or more, the next meeting of the Claremore city council will be held via video conference.
The local chapter of Blue Star Mothers is organizing a community show of respect and support for healthcare workers and first responders Monday.
As hungry seniors are lining up to take advantage of the Claremore Senior Center drive-thru lunch, Claremore Police Department has stepped up to help the line move safely and smoothly.
If you are looking for a cake that you can eat for breakfast, with tea, as a snack or dessert, this is the cake for you. And it also happens to be gluten-free. This lemon polenta cake is moist with olive oil and drenched in lemony syrup. The result is a moist and dense cake, bursting with ci…
OKLAHOMA CITY — The state’s unemployment claims increased by 105 percent last week as thousands more Oklahomans filed for unemployment amid ongoing COVID-19 business closures.
Within the next two to three weeks, as soon as supplies allow, Reasor’s will be supplying masks and gloves to those employees who would like to wear them. Please note, the CDC currently does not recommend well individuals wear masks. We are monitoring the CDC’s recommendations daily and will…
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Rogers County doubled, from 4 to 8, since yesterday.
OKLAHOMA CITY (April 2, 2020) – Governor Kevin Stitt issued Executive Order 2020-12 today, declaring a health emergency in all 77 Oklahoma counties for the next 30 days.
(STILLWATER, Oklahoma, April 2, 2020) — Oklahoma State University’s (OSU) Diagnostic Laboratory has completed its validation and verification procedures and is now operational as an approved COVID-19 diagnostic lab, dramatically increasing Oklahoma’s testing capabilities. The lab does not te…
STILLWATER, Okla. – A strong immune system is important anytime, but this is especially true in light of the current COVID-19 pandemic. A person’s immune system is the central defense against germs bent on mayhem.
Dr. Anthony Fauci has emerged as a voice of wisdom and science amid the fear and misinformation of the international coronavirus nightmare.
Let’s not underestimate the political impact of the late Sen Tom Coburn.
In the face of a pandemic, there's only so much a firefighter can do.
Last week, Congress passed and President Trump signed into law the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. We are in the middle of an unprecedented public health crisis and the American people need help.
The first flowers of spring are in full bloom, and that means tornado season is right around the corner.
“School will be different for Oologah-Talala students next week as we begin distance learning for all of our students,” said Superintendent Max Tanner. “Parents will be receiving information by all call as to how their child/children will be receiving assignments from their teachers and teac…
OKLAHOMA CITY (April 1, 2020)— Governor Kevin Stitt today held a press conference to provide an update on the State’s response to COVID-19 and announce he has issued Seventh Amended Executive Order (EO) 2020-07.
The statewide candidate filing period begins at 8 a.m. Wednesday, April 8th, said Julie Dermody, Secretary of the Rogers County Election Board.
Commissioner of Health Gary Cox issued a letter notifying county health departments today that all COVID-19 testing centers and providers are to loosen requirements for Oklahomans to be tested.
The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program has implemented an online application for new and existing clients in order to minimize exposure to the COVID-19 virus. This application allows clients to provide information and answer questions used t…
OKLAHOMA CITY – Passage of the CARES Act last week represents the largest expansion of unemployment insurance in the nation’s history. Implementation of the Act is still being worked out by the U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL).
OKLAHOMA CITY – In accordance with the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, signed by the president last week, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has granted approval to Oklahoma Human Services (OKDHS) to issue emergency allotments to SNAP customers. This action is to address temp…
The Claremore Museum of History released their first of many short videos this week, featuring the artifacts and history housed within the museum.
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Rogers County has risen to four, as of Wednesday, April 1.
The staff at Hillcrest Claremore said they've received so many requests from community members offering to make masks for their employees.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma leaders Tuesday still hadn’t finished developing critical COVID-19 prediction models for planning for patient surges and deciding to deploy additional supplies and resources.
Veterans, more than most, are known for their resilience. But Claremore Veteran's Center is going above and beyond to bring a little brightness to the center during the ever-changing COVID-19 situation.
Three cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Rogers County and, as a result, Claremore is ordering all non-essential businesses to close.
The Claremore Habitat for Humanity and associated ReStore have suspended operations until further notice. Forst stated that building operations and the ReStore will be closed until COVID-19 concerns pass, beyond the mandated closure of non-essential businesses.
Will Rogers Memorial Museums will remain closed through April 30, Tad Jones, Museums executive director announced today. He said all Oklahoma Historical Society facilities will be closed to the public through that date and all OHS events scheduled through May 2 are cancelled or postponed.
Dr. William Barnes has healed three generations of Claremore children in the span of his practice.
Gloves, disinfectant, and "book quarantine" aren't a normal part of library life, but they're part of the new normal at Claremore Library.
A Claremore woman has been arrested for child abuse after allegedly stabbing her child with a screwdriver following an argument about laundry.
Robert Eugene Lavender, 93, passed away peacefully in his home Monday, March 23rd, surrounded by family and loved ones.
As of today's report the confirmed total of positive COVID-19 cases in Rogers County is 3, with zero reported deaths.
HydroHoist Boat Lifts, a leading manufacturer of marine equipment, announced today its subsidiary RotoMoldUSA has been contracted by Ongweoweh Corporation, of Ithaca, New York to produce critical medical material handling equipment. RotoMoldUSA will expand the focus of its rotational molding…
OKLAHOMA CITY (March 30, 2020) – Gov. Kevin Stitt has ordered all American and Oklahoma flags on state property to be lowered to half-staff today to honor the life and memory of former U.S. Senator Tom Coburn, who passed away Saturday at age 72.
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma and other states are now warning out-of-work employees to only file a wage claim with your state’s official site.
In the face of a pandemic, replete with self-isolation, social distancing and school closures, children and families are forging ahead, creating their own new normal.
OKLAHOMA CITY — State parks remain open even though the governor has ordered most entertainment venues shuttered during the state’s spreading COVID-19 outbreak.
The Cherokee Nation will be passing out lunch boxes for anyone over 50 years of age,
Joy Marie Nichols went to be with her Heavenly Father on March 31 2020. She is preceded in death by her husband Albert Nichols Jr. And her parents Ambrose and Mandy Lee. She is survived by her daughter Donna Killingsworth of Claremore Ok; son Joe Nichols and wife LaDonna of Owasso Ok; Grandc…
Pansy Kathaleen Garner, 53, passed away on Tuesday, March 30th, surrounded by her family. Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, she was the daughter of Billie Kay Rigotti and Bill Garner. She was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and a devoted grandmother to her five gra…
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