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Chelsea police make drug busts
For the past three weeks, the Chelsea Police Department has been on a mission to rid the town of drugs.
Thursday Oct 29 | Claremore Daily Progress
Indian WomenA's Pocahontas Club members Thelda Boen, left, Ollie Starr, Wilma Yocham and Doris A'CokeA' Meyer don hats at Antiques Et Cetera in downtown Claremore Tuesday afternoon in preparation for the A'Hats Off to WillA' birthday celebration Nov.
Meg Moss was born and raised in Chelsea and as the principal of Chelsea Junior High School, she inspires her students, faculty and those across the school district to give back to their community.
Belvidere storyteller shares ghost stories
The Rogers County Historical Society will have its monthly meeting at the Belvidere Mansion on Monday, Oct.
Chelsea FFA hosts Pumpkin Patch
FFA instructor Travis Jenkins, left, Kari Jenkins, and students Kaitlyn McSpadden and Bethyne Lewis work along with other students and booster club parents to make the event possible.
Top 10 Best & Brightest finalists named
Finalists to perform and compete for cash and prizes on Tuesday night. BREAKING NEWS - Top 10 Best & Brightest finalists named Claremore Daily Progress Oct.
Rogers County Literacy Council awarded $10,000
The Oklahoma Department of Libraries announced that a $10,000 grant was awarded to the Rogers County Literacy Council to support local adult literacy efforts.
A former Department of Human Services employee has pleaded guilty in Tulsa to two felony counts of financially exploiting vulnerable adults.
Woman pleads guilty to exploitation
The former DHS worker is accused of taking money from two vulnerable men for her own use.
Mary E. Wilson speaks to seventh-graders during an interview as part of an essay project at Chelsea Junior High School.
Cherokee Chat a " Rogers County Cherokee Association
If you have not heard about the local non-profit serving Cherokees, you are missing out.
ODOT worker injured when tractor overturns
By Krystal J. Carman September 9, 2009 - An ODOT worker mowing highway right-of-ways Tuesday afternoon was injured after the tractor overturned under an overpass.
WRJH student an All-American Scholar
Danayjha Johnson of Claremore has been named an All-American Scholar by the United States Achievement Academy.
Hope Harbor operations manager Tim Lynch thanks Chris Burrows of Burrows Furniture for assisting with the acquisition of new mattresses for Hope Harbor's group homes.
Chelsea man enters plea to burglary, molestation
A Chelsea man accused of forcing his way into a home and sexually assaulting a 7-year-old girl has entered a plea a week before his trial was set to begin.
Foyil Schools applies for grant to purchase security cameras
Last school year, Foyil Schools was the target of four bomb threats - two in the same week in February.
RSU ranked in top five for racial diversity
Rogers State University was ranked among the top five baccalaureate colleges in the western U.S. and the only Oklahoma institution in the category of racial diversity by U.S. News and World Report.
Chelseaa s downtown improvement plans getting real
Since October 2007, the Town of Chelsea and the Chelsea Chamber of Commerce have discussed improving the downtown area.
Troops to benefit from flag fundraiser
Rogers County Blue Star Mothers President Wanda Inman, Cindy Smith of Musgrove Merriott Smith and Myrtle Prather of RCB hold worn flags turned in for appropriate cremation.
Bench Sittin' - Never a slow news day in Rogers County
Sometimes you meet yourself coming and going. BENCH SITTIN' - Never a slow news day in Rogers County Randy Cowling Claremore Daily Progress August 7, 2009 - Summertime normally is one of the slow seasons for community journalists.