Around a dozen Claremore residents met in Gazebo Park for an informal meeting with City Councilor Justin Michael Tuesday.

As in years passed, the county is moving money around and discouraging spending to accommodate the lag in funding at the start of the new fiscal year.

The First Street water line replacement is right on schedule.

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. announced Thursday that the tribe is taking an historic initial step to enact the Cherokee Nation’s treaty right to send a delegate to the U.S. Congress.

County crews have been making needed repairs to county roads out in the summer heat.

OOLAGAH, Okla. — The Cherokee Nation is providing a $225,000 boost to a Rogers County rural water district that suffered major infrastructure damage during Oklahoma’s recent historic flooding.

Voters in Rogers County who want to have absentee ballots mailed to them for the August 13 Special Inola Municipal Election should apply now, County Election Board Secretary Julie Dermody said today. Although the County Election Board can accept applications for absentee ballots until 5 p.m.…

Friday, July 19, is the last day to apply for voter registration in order to be eligible to vote in the August 13 Special City of Inola Election, Rogers County Election Board Secretary Julie Dermody said today.

A regular meeting of the Claremore City Council is scheduled for tonight at 6 p.m.

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — Cherokee Nation Chief-Elect Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief-Elect Bryan Warner are pleased to announce their executive cabinet, six pioneering leaders who will propel the tribe forward over the next four years.

The legal mediation organization in Rogers County says they are in severe need of active, local volunteers.

The Rogers County Sheriff’s Office recently purchased seven body cameras to be utilized by staff in the jail.

Many county roads and bridges remain impassable this weekend as storm water from May continues to recede.

Absentee ballots have to be sent immediately after printing in order to get to the voters 45 days before the election.

Elections can be confusing.

An area business was on the receiving end of a city of Claremore expenditure.

So far in Rogers County, 2019 has been full of elections, without a single race for federal office. There was a county wide referendum in February, school bonds from three districts in March, and April capped off more than a dozen municipal and school board elections.

The city of Claremore approved contracts with BNSF and Union Pacific railroads in the last month for a total of $30,946 on top of a project already $260,000 over budget before work has begun.

The numbers are in. The city of Claremore’s sales tax receipts from the 2018 Christmas season came in at the beginning of February, revealing a slow trend of increasing local spending over the last five years.

As of noon today the Rogers County Commissioners made the decision to close the county courthouse due to a confirmed case of bedbugs.

Friday, Jan. 16, is the last day to apply for voter registration in order to be eligible to vote in the February 12 Special County Question and City of Owasso Elections and Catoosa and Sequoyah School Primaries, Rogers County Election Board Secretary Julie Dermody said today.

Surrounded by his family today District Attorney Matt Ballard was sworn in to serve another four years as top prosecutor in Craig, Mayes and Rogers Counties.

Judge Sheila Condren (left) provided the official oath of office to swear in Rogers County Assessor Scott Marsh, Commissioner Dan Delozier and Commissioner Ron Burrows during this week’s Rogers County Commissioners meeting.

Recently questions arose when Rogers County crews and equipment were spotted working on and parked on the private property of an individual homeowner.

It was voted down, but the question of a one cent sales tax is coming back up again.