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FEC postpones Mullin advisory opinion ruling

2012-05-24T16:38:19-05:00

The Federal Election Commission requested an extension today to review 2nd District Congressional Candidate Markwayne Mullin’s request for an exception to federal electioneering laws.

OKGOP convention, political process or schoolyard brawl?

2012-05-14T12:22:21-05:00

The Oklahoma Republican Party's state convention appeared to be more than a political process at work; instead fighting disruptive behavior and disorganization were the themes of the day Saturday in Norman.

Tulsa leak spurs major water outage

2012-05-14T10:20:13-05:00

Rural Water District 3 is experiencing a major water outage after the city of Tulsa experienced a leak Monday morning.

County FEMA officer seeking County Clerk’s job

2012-05-12T12:57:17-05:00

Robin Anderson is a Republican candidate for the position of County Clerk.

Rogers County teen steals parents’ vehicle

2012-05-12T12:54:27-05:00

A Rogers County teen had a run-in with sheriff’s deputies last week, after stealing his parents’ car.

The Apple: No longer just a gift for teachers

2012-05-12T12:52:36-05:00

Far beyond the once familiar smell of chalk dust and the sight of a blackboard in the classroom, students at Catoosa Public Schools are getting a different type of education.

Mullin requests FEC opinion on advertising

2012-05-11T09:45:27-05:00

Congressional candidate Markwayne Mullin is requesting the Federal Election Commission issue an advisory opinion regarding Mullin Plumbing television and radio advertisements.

Stamp Out Hunger

2012-05-11T09:43:31-05:00

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.

Pafford EMS patient care questioned

2012-05-11T09:41:45-05:00

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.

Kids teaching kids, history in the making

2012-04-28T12:43:14-05:00

Claremore High School students learned the art of students teaching students Friday as the group of storytellers gathered at Claremore Lake to share stories with the second grade students of Claremore Public Schools.