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County requests state audit
The Rogers County Commissioners are requesting State Auditor Gary Jones perform an audit of the county’s emergency management department.
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Secrecy masked as public welfare
The Rogers County Commissioners will be meeting at 3:15 p.m. on Thursday behind closed doors to discuss the county’s Emergency Management Inventory and expenditures.
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Rogers County Drug Court impacts recovery
Every other Friday afternoon, the Drug Court Docket consists of individuals trying to make a life change.
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Stories of Hope: Relay for Life Kick off
Rogers County Relay for Life kicked off this year's campaign in style featuring guest speaker and cancer survivor Rei Hamby.
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Commissioners to review legal publications
The Rogers County Commissioners will discuss on next Wednesday a proposal concerning the publication of commissioner’s proceedings; bids; legal ads and notices in the newspaper.
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RCYS director, CASA rep stress value of Rogers County United Way
Claremore Rotary Club members hosted the heads of two local agencies — Rogers County Youth Services and Tri-County CASA — both of whom lauded Rogers County United Way.
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Take the money and run for office
Campaign finance reports for Rogers County District 2 Commissioner Mike Helm and Rogers County County Clerk-elect Robin Anderson show that vendors made multiple contributions to their 2012 campaigns.
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A-F grading scale - Area superintendents have similar concerns regarding state’s new grading system
The Oklahoma state school board unanimously voted Monday to delay the release of the new A-F grading scale until Oct. 25.
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County due $110,000 in uncollected fines
Rogers County Court Clerk Candi Czapansky is facing tough questions in light of a recent discovery that her office has not been properly filing driver license suspensions according to state statute.
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Home-front effort at homeland security not paying off
Millions of taxpayer dollars spent on efforts to prevent terrorism were poorly invested, according to a study released today by the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. The bipartisan investigation, led by Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., found that the Department of Homeland Security’s work with state and local fusion centers “has not produced useful intelligence to support federal counterterrorism efforts.”
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County requests state audit



