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RSU, Claremore Choirs to present Handel's a Messiaha
More than 60 voices from across Rogers County - including the Rogers State University Choir, Claremore Community Chorus, First Presbyterian Church Choir and others - will come together along with the Tulsa Symphony Chamber Orchestra to present Handel's "Messiah" on Dec.
Bench Sittin' a " Askins shows mastery of statea s financial situation
First impressions are significant. When it comes to politicians those initial encounters can make or break a campaign.
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Local business leaders are helping students at Tulsa Community College take steps for a more successful future.
Dickens on the Boulevard, 6-10 p.m., in downtown Claremore. Artisan's Village, pictures with Santa, "Tales From the Top" historic tours, wagon rides, living nativity, and more.
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It's as if Darth turned over in his grave
Since the original "Star Wars" novelization of the original film was released in 1977, literally hundreds of books about this time long ago in a galaxy far, far away have been published.
Camille's founder to speak at Rogers State
CLAREMORE David Rutkauskas, founder and CEO of Tulsa-based Camille's Sidewalk Cafe, will be Rogers State University's Global Entrepreneurship Week speaker at 11 a.m. Nov.
a Hoopin for the Curea rally held Wednesday at RSU
Rogers State University and Claremore Regional Hospital, along with The Orthopedic Center, kicked off the second annual "Hoopin' for the Cure Basketball Classic" Wednesday afternoon with a rally in the RSU Centennial Center.
Former lawmaker James R. Jones to speak on global business
Like it or not, todaya s economy is global, and Americans need to understand other cultures in order to compete and seize opportunities, James R. Jones says.
RSU station to air emergency notices
A partnership between the Claremore Police Department and Rogers State University will enable emergency notifications to be broadcast on the university radio's station.
Former U.S. Ambassador Jones to deliver 10th Meyer Lecture
James R. Jones - former U.S. Ambassador to Mexico and member of the U.S. House of Representatives - will provide the 10th annual Maurice Meyer Distinguished Endowed Lecture on Friday, Nov.
Rogers State University will host Destination RSU: College Day 2009 on Saturday to help high school juniors and seniors and their parents learn about college life at the school.
LRC class participates in Arbor Day celebration, tree planting
Leadership Rogers County class members recently helped beautify the City of Claremore with the planting of trees at Will Rogers Park, near the site of the old city pool.
OU Regents to consider Italy property lease for study abroad
The lease of a property in Arezzo, Italy, for enhanced study abroad educational opportunities and an on-site auto parts inventory for fleet services on the Norman campus are among items to be considered by the University of Oklahoma Board of Regents at its regular meeting this week in Lawton.
Chamber event features seven county leaders
Seven city and county economic, education and community leaders will take part in a Chamber of Commerce panel presentation, "Croissants and Coffee," 7:30 a.m. Friday, Oct.
Pixley family inducted into CPSF Hall of Fame
Measuring up the life work of Claremore's Pixley family brought laughter and tears to the capacity crowd Saturday night at Rogers State University's Centennial Center.
RSU students offer CPR training
Students studying emergency medical services at Rogers State University are trying to save as many lives as possible by providing free adult CPR training at "Save-A-Life Saturday" on Oct.
Exhibition chronicling RSU history opens in Centennial Center
An exhibition chronicling the history of Rogers State University can be viewed on the first floor of the Centennial Center on the RSU campus in Claremore.
The City of Claremore Parks and Recreation Department and the Rogers State University Student Government Association are joining forces for the second year in a row to host a free community Halloween event.
Council plans retailer recognition
Claremore City Manager Troy Powell told council members last night about progress on the city's plans to host an upcoming "thank you" dinner for its retail customers.
Sertoma members learn RSU history
Dr. Larry Rice was on the menu at Pryor Sertoma's last meeting. Rice, president of Rogers State University, spoke to members regarding the university's history and future.
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