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Voters to decide One-Cent Sales Tax
Rogers County voters go to the polls today to decide if a One-Cent Road Tax will be renewed.Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Early voting on 1-cent tax begins Friday
Early voting for the Rogers County Special 1-cent Tax election begins at 8 a.m. Friday at the Rogers County Election Board located at 415 West 1st Street in Claremore.
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Cowling's editorials wins 1st place at AP/ONE
Claremore Daily Progress Editor Randy Cowling captured first place for editorials Saturday during the Associated Press/Oklahoma News Executives competition in Norman.
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Progress Sports Editor Ritter wins 1st place at AP/ONE
Claremore Daily Progress Sports Editor Tim Ritter was awarded first place for his photography Saturday during the Associated Press/Oklahoma News Executives competition in Norman.
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Progress Reporter Wilken named Best New Journalist at AP/ONE
Claremore Daily Progress reporter Salesha Wilken was named the Best New Journalist of the Year Saturday during the Associated Press/Oklahoma News Executives competition in Norman.
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Senior to Senior: Soon-to-be grads get advice from elders
As another school year comes to a close, high school seniors prepare themselves for life after graduation. Faced with more responsibilities and decisions, the transition can be a difficult one to make for students.
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Emergency Management audit reveals documentation lapses
Oklahoma State Auditor Gary Jones recently released the results of a turnover audit for Rogers County Emergency Management, listing several findings due to a lack of proper documentation.
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Get Your ‘Clicks’ on Route 66 crackdown continues Friday
This Friday, law enforcement agencies across eight states will be taking part in the quarterly “Get Your ‘Clicks’ on Route 66” seat belt crackdown, enforcing seat belt and child passenger safety laws. The high-visibility mobilization runs for 24 hours on Friday.
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In Her Shoes: Walkers bring awareness to domestic violence
Safenet Services held the organization’s third consecutive Walk a Mile in Her Shoes fundraiser Saturday morning at Claremore’s Ne-Mar Center.
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Support for the Port
Congressman Markwayne Mullin and Congressman Bill Shuster, Chairman of the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, toured the Tulsa Port of Catoosa on Friday to show their support for the largest inland waterway in the country.
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Voters to decide One-Cent Sales Tax



