CLAREMORE — Catalayah Elementary has created an after school running club this year comprised of students, teachers and parents for the 2012-13 year.
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New Catalayah running program promotes physical activity for students
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Wildcats softball team takes on RCSO
The Claremore Wildcats Special Olympic softball team battled the Rogers County Sheriff’s Office (RCSO) Tuesday evening at Walnut Park.
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Children’s lives changed through Send A Kid To Camp
Eleven-year-old Maddie has been raised by her grandparents since she was just a baby.
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Rogers County resident promotes monarch migration
Monarch butterflies are migrating from the mountains in Mexico to Canada during this month.
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NTC Rattlers take off at Speedfest
The Rattlers from the Environmental and Spatial Technology (EAST) Program at Northeast Technology Center’s Claremore Campus recently bared their fangs at the Speedfest III competition in Stillwater.
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NTC students win state SkillsUSA contest awards
Students from Northeast Technology Center’s Pryor Campus recently won awards in this year’s SkillsUSA State Competition. Three students left the contest held in Tulsa with gold medals around their necks.
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RSU financial aid director honored
Kelly Hicks, director of financial aid at Rogers State University, was recently recognized as an emerging leader among the state's financial aid officers.
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CPS to participate in summer food program
The Claremore Public School District will participate in the USDA Summer Food Service Program from May 20 through Aug. 9 for children 18 and younger. Breakfast will be served from 7:30-8 a.m. and lunch from 11:30 a.m.-12 p.m at Roosa Elementary, 2001 N. Sioux
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Catalayah runners reach 100 miles goal
More than 100 students joined Catalayah Elementary’s new running club this year. The program was initiated as a partnership with the Cherokee Nation Healthy Nation program following the construction of the school track last July.
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Music scholarships offered to CHS seniors
Following auditions, eight Claremore High School seniors have been offered five-year scholarships for their respected university’s music program.
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RSU to host Cherokee council election forums
The June 22nd Cherokee tribal council elections will be the subject of a series of forums produced by RSU Public Television. The forums will be at 6 p.m. on June 3 in the Baird Hall Performance Studio on the Rogers State University Claremore campus.
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