The largest Christmas food drive in Rogers County kicks off on Friday, Nov. 23.

Claremore High School’s drama department will perform Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” this weekend only at the Robson Performing Arts Center in the Black Box Theater.

The Verdigris superintendent, school board, community members and business leaders braved the freezing weather Monday night for the groundbraking of the district’s new activity center.

“Leo” and “Eddy” are 4-month-old boys at the Claremore animal shelter awaiting someone to bring them to a nice warm home and give them lots of cuddles. The kittens were found at large and are very playful and personable. Contact the Claremore Animal Shelter at 918-341-1260 or visit them duri…

The Claremore area Habitat for Humanity has built 12 homes for people in need in the community, and is looking to build three more in the next three years.

If you’ve been to the Will Rogers Memorial Museum or to any of the Rogers themed events held around these parts, chances are you’ve shaken the hand of our own modern-day Will, Andy Hogan.

Nearly 40,000 American veterans experienced homelessness this year according to the most recent data from the Department of Veterans Affairs.

The Kum&Go at the intersection of Lynn Riggs Blvd and Blue Starr Drive has plans for a large-scale renovation in coming months.

There are several ways to honor veterans as the day approaches: placing roses on grave sites, donating and volunteering at veterans organizations, participating in next Monday’s parade.

Hern, Mullin win in landslides; county votes favor republicans

The truck carrying the 60 ft Christmas Tree for the West Bend Winterland celebration pulled into Claremore at 11:15 a.m. Wednesday morning.

No matter the winners and losers, every election is followed by one constant, a reminder to pick up your yard signs.

The grocery store at 322 N Lynn Riggs Blvd., formerly Warehouse Market, will open Nov. 14 as 10Box Cost-Plus, a young company with a whole new concept for saving customers money.

As interest continues to surge in the final days, officials said Monday that they expect strong turnout at the polls Tuesday.

Lowes in Claremore is honoring veterans this week with a handful of new and permanent changes as well as a reminder of current policy.

Matt and Cassidy Fraley, far left, received $5,000 from the Cherokee Nation, Thursday, Oct. 25, to assist with their animal aid and rescue efforts at the Chelsea Animal Shelter in conjunction with the town government.

Monday, a host of people gathered on the grassy slope that holds the Cooweescoowee Parkway road sign.

Global Sealcoating of Claremore recently completed sealing and re-stripping the J M Davis Museum parking lot. The project is one of many improvements to the museum and grounds scheduled for next years 50th anniversary of the Davis Museum. Freeman Hunter, left, and Willie Searcy were on the c…

Claremore Public Schools administrators, teachers, district employees and parents met Tuesday night to discuss possible items on the 2019 school bond.

A handful of students and teachers from Roosa, Catalayah, Claremont and Nowata Elementary Schools gathered at Westside Elementary School Wednesday for a lesson in leadership.

Grant and Sky Adams, both 76, have biked across the U.S. three times, and are currently making their way through Oklahoma on Route 66.

Officers responded to a fatality accident at the intersection of Will Rogers Blvd and Blue Starr Drive at 2 p.m. Wednesday.

In recent years, Oklahoma has been one of the leading states in opioid addiction and abuse related deaths.

The Claremore City Council approved a floodplain variance for two mobile homes near Cat Creek Monday.

“Dusty,” is a 6-year-old Pekingese-Sheltie Mix who always has a happy smile and love to play with other dogs. He was found at large with a friend and will make someone a very sweet companion. It could be you. Dusty’s adoption fees are $80. Contact the Claremore Animal Shelter at 918-341-1260…

Twenty seconds of silence served to commemorate the passing of 20 years since Rogers County reserve deputy Gary Cook was killed in the line of duty.

“Wilma,” is a 10-month-old Flame Point Siamese who absolutely loves cuddles. She was found at large at will make someone a very sweet companion. It could be you. Contact the Claremore Animal Shelter at 918-341-1260 or visit them during regular hours of operation at 815 Ramm Road to take home…

Cherokee Nation Councilor Keith Austin, who represents District 14, covering most of Rogers County, spoke about the Cherokee Nation’s greatest point of pride across centuries – self-government.

Claremore High School’s new food pantry opened earlier this month with little fan fair, but has already garnered an outpouring of community support.