Claremore News

CLAREMORE, May 18, 2012 -- The Will Rogers Round Up Club will sponsor a booksigning for "Spring Will Come -- The Life Of Clem McSpadden" from 10 a.m. to noon on May 26 at the J.M. Davis Gun and Historical Museum.

If you've ever thought about jumping into a Tulsa Police officer's uniform and chasing bad guys, now might be your chance.

It's 7:00 p.m. on a Tuesday evening in Claremore, Okla., and Micah Robertson and Stephanie Fox have come to QuikTrip's new store--not to grab a snack, but to grab dinner.

A local company helps out an injured veteran. Sergeant Scott Maxwell of Claremore is recovering in a hospital in North Carolina.

Cherokee Nation Entertainment, LLC, a wholly owned tribal company of the Cherokee Nation is requesting bids on behalf of Flintco, LLC, hereinafter called the Construction Manager, for Casino 3 Themeing work at the Hard Rock Tulsa in Catoosa, OK.

An injured veteran is half a continent away, trying to heal, but he was stressed and worried about his home here in Green Country.

Two out of three is not bad when it comes to sports; but when it comes to ambulance service, a Claremore man believes it is totally unacceptable.

Claremore postal employees are no strangers when it comes to stamped envelopes, but this Saturday, letter carriers will be doing a different kind of "stamping" - stamping out hunger.

The Rogers County Blue Star Mothers are "FILLING THE TRUCK" this week. The group is collecting donations and supplies for our troops.

A graveside service will be held on Wednesday, May 2, 2012 at 10:00 a.m. at Hill Crest Memorial Park.