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Tahlequah attorney confirmed as Cherokee Nation tribal AG
With his wife Jenine looking on, Tahlequah lawyer Todd Hembree (center) is sworn in as the new attorney general of the Cherokee Nation by Supreme Court justice Darrell Dowty.
The Cherokee Nation has a new attorney general. Tahlequah lawyer Todd Hembree was confirmed unanimously by the Cherokee Tribal Council and sworn into office Thursday afternoon, succeeding outgoing attorney general A. Diane Hammons.
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Mayor: Things are looking up
Claremore’s Mayor Mickey Perry and City Manager Daryl Golbek were the featured guests at the Chamber of Commerce monthly luncheon on Thursday.
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Claremore Wrestling Royalty
Claremore High School will celebrate Wrestling Homecoming at 6:15 p.m. Thursday the new gymnasium. Queen Erin Steidley will be escorted by Gunnar Woodburn and Calib Freeman. Senior attendants are Haley Mallory escorted by Casey Powell and J.D. LaValley, and Echo King escorted by Andrew Hocutt and Dylan Foxworth; junior attendants and escorts are Felicia Tannehill and Brycen Short and Carissa Walizer and Dillon Williams; sophomore attendant is Kali McGuire escorted by Jerry Phillips; and freshman attendant Jordan Short will be escorted by Kaleb Hinds. Following the wrestling match, Senior Night will be celebrated.
Claremore High School will celebrate Wrestling Homecoming at 6:15 p.m. Thursday the new gymnasium.
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No. 1 BA pins Claremore
Claremore High School seniors Erin Steidley, left, and Caleb Freeman were named the 2012 Wrestling Homecoming Queen and King Thursday during pre-match ceremonies at the Zebra Fieldhouse. Class 6A No. 1 Broken Arrow defeated Class 5A No. 7 Claremore, 46-21.
Despite falling 46-21 to Class 6A No. 1 Broken Arrow, the Claremore Zebra wrestlers competed with the ‘heart of champions’ Thursday night during Homecoming at the Zebra Fieldhouse.
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Claremore notched five victories over Broken Arrow, including the first match of the night due to a forfeit. - ‘Rogers County Showdown’
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