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Claremore officially state’s first Entrepreneur Ready Community
The city of Claremore and Rogers State University have announced that Claremore is the first city in the state to be recognized as an Entrepreneur Ready Community.
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AT&T U-Verse service restored
Service to Oklahoma's AT&T U-Verse customers has been largely restored, according to company officials.
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Career coach: 3 tips for baby boomers wanting change
I often hear from baby boomers who have been laid off or are thinking about changing careers or doing something different with their work lives.
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UPDATE: AT&T U-verse outage across city, state
AT&T U-verse — a major cable, internet and telephone provider in the Claremore area — has been undergoing an extended interruption in service since at least 6 a.m. Tuesday, leaving many Claremore residents and some businesses disconnected and frustrated.
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Federal Reserve says farm income may drop in 2013
The Federal Reserve says U.S. farm income could decline in 2013, but it depends upon whether the drought continues.
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Holiday shopping helps boost state’s revenues
State finance officials say a brisk holiday shopping season helped boost Oklahoma’s sales tax receipts last month to an all-time monthly high and sends a strong signal about the state’s economic health.
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Pelivan Transit and Oklahoma Veterans Access Transit Project receive national honor
The Federal Transit Administration presented the “Outstanding Public Service Award” for the Oklahoma Veterans Access Transit Project during the 20th National Conference on Rural Public and Intercity Bus Transportation.
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Senator proposes 2.95 percent income tax rate
An Oklahoma lawmaker has filed legislation to replace Oklahoma’s income tax structure with a flat tax of 2.95 percent.
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Networking Pays Off - Local entrepreneurs create innovation group
While networking with interested participants during a December Entrepreneurial Boot Camp event in Norman, several local entrepreneurs realized that four of the 14 participants were from the Claremore area.
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Chamber welcomes 27 businesses in 2012
2012 has been a year of significant growth for the Claremore Chamber of Commerce as 27 new and expanded businesses became registered members of the non-profit organization.
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