June 16, 2009 — The Hard Rock signs went up this week at the Cherokee Resort and Casino in Catoosa. While the newly expanded hotel and casino will still contain tributes to Native American culture, a uniquely Oklahoma twist on rock n’ roll decor will also be in place.
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NAIA WORLD SERIES: RSU upsets No. 1 LSU-Shreveport
The ninth-seeded Rogers State baseball team choreographed its second straight come-from-behind victory at the Avista-NAIA World Series with a 2-1 upset over top ranked and top seeded LSU-Shreveport on Saturday evening at Harris Field on the campus of Lewis-Clark State.
The Diamond Cats snapped the Pilots 16-game winning streak and handed them just their fifth loss of the season. It’s the first time in program history the Cats have topped the No.1 team in the country. -
Rogers County candidates face off
Rogers County candidates faced tough questions Thursday during a debate at Rogers State University.
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Send a Kid to Camp fundraiser kicks off
Forty Rogers County children will have the opportunity to attend the Heart O’Hills Salvation Army Camp in Tahlequah — if generous Progress readers can raise the needed funds.
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Copelands get state Special Olympics honor
Former Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer presented the 2012 family of the year award to the Copeland family at the opening ceremonies of the Oklahoma Special Olympic Games May 9 in Stillwater.
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Memorial Day event to mark bridge collapse
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation says a Memorial Day event will mark the 10-year anniversary of the collapse of the Interstate 40 bridge into the Arkansas River near Webbers Falls.
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Eagle Academic All-Stater
Sequoyah High School senior Cadence Wong was named as part of Oklahoma’s Academic All State Class of 2012.
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TSCRA Rangers deliver reward money to sheriff’s department
Rogers County Sheriff Scott Walton recently received reward money from agents with the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association, which will soon be distributed to tipsters in a case involving the bow and arrow deaths of several livestock.
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GRDA is bringing power into the future
The Claremore Chamber of Commerce hosted Dan Sullivan as the guest speaker during the monthly luncheon Thursday at Rogers State University Centennial Center.
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FEC postpones Mullin advisory opinion ruling
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.
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Special session looms as House rejects $6.8B budget
The Oklahoma House failed Thursday to pass a $6.8 billion general appropriations bill to fund state government, setting up the possibility of lawmakers returning for a special session.
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