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Voter registration deadline set for One-Cent tax election
The Rogers County Special Election is set for May 14, leaving citizens only a few more days to register to vote.
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County slates ‘Trash Off’ schedule
Rogers County will host a “Trash Off” event beginning Thursday and running through Saturday at several locations throughout the county to provide free trash dumping services to residents.
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Moving Day: County begins relocation to new courthouse
Rogers County Commissioners and county road crews marked the historic opening of the new courthouse Monday as they began moving the first pallet of boxes into the building.
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E911 Trust Authority formation in question
The Rogers County E911 Trust Authority met Wednesday to accept the trust indenture. However, the agreement has been delayed again.
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Inola students bring home awards
The following Inola students placed in the 10th annual Battle of the Brains hosted by Inola Schools:
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Emergency Ops Center relocating
Construction of the new Rogers County E911 Center and Courthouse has now been expanded to include the remodeling of the jail.
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Senate Review
One of the major milestones in our children’s lives is high school graduation—it celebrates the end of one era of their lives, and the beginning of the next.
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BATTLE OF THE BRAINS: Foyil students place in competition
Several Foyil elementary and junior high students placed in the top 6 of each category last week during the annual “Battle of the Brains” academic competition, hosted by Inola High School.
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Broken water main causes Inola school closings
The Inola School District cancelled classes just before 10 a.m. Tuesday morning due to a water main break on D Street NE. Superintendent Dr. Kent Holbrook sent out an all call to students’ parents informing them of the issue.
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Emergency Management Director selected
The Rogers County Commissioners met in executive session Monday to interview three candidates for the position of Emergency Management Director.
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Voter registration deadline set for One-Cent tax election



