Members of the Oologah Board of Education this week voted to approve a revised COVID-19 Response Guide and other safety protocols in anticipation of the coming school year and students returning to inperson classes.
The skies over Oologah will be abuzz with activity this weekend, with the return of the Will Rogers/Wiley Post Fly-in.
Rogers County Commissioners this week were given an update from Rogers County Emergency Management on the status of COVID-19 cases within the county, and considered whether or not to resume meeting in person.
All judicial offices and courts at the Rogers County Courthouse will be closed for “in person” court until Monday, Aug. 17, due to COVID-19, according to an administrative order issued last week by Rogers County Chief District Judge Stephen Pazzo.
The skies over Oologah will be abuzz with activity this weekend, with the return of the Will Rogers/Wiley Post Fly-in. Scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 15 at the Birthplace Ranch, the annual fly-in/day of remembrance will kick off at 7:30 a.m., with the arrival of smallengine planes from across the area and state, all of whom will converge on the Birthplace Ranch for a day of community engagement, and at which, attendees will have the opportunity to get up close and personal with the planes and their pilots.
After many years of commentary at the Will Rogers & Wiley Post Fly-In, a new voice will announce planes as they arrive Saturday on the grass strip at the Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch, 9501 E. 380 Road, Oologah. Pryor Pilot Joe Bacon, who came a number of years as Wiley Post, will be at the mike for introductions this year stepping in for longtime announcer Ross Atkins.
At some point in life, we have all been dissatisfied with our circumstances. A conversation ruffled our feathers, an unexpected change occurred that made our nest less comfortable, or perhaps we just grew tired of the routine. Needless to say, in those times it is easy to get bent out of shape.
August 16th: Worship at 8:30am and 11am, online and in-house.
Production has finished on a new Cherokee language animated series pilot episode created through a partnership between the Cherokee Nation, the Oklahoma Film + Music Office, and FireThief Productions, an independent film company responsible for the Emmy-winning “Osiyo, Voices of the Cherokee People” TV program.
Cherokee Nation and Cherokee Nation Health Services have created a voucher program to help more Cherokee citizens purchase new eyeglasses regardless of their age, income or health diagnosis.
Two Claremore residents received minor injuries from a collision in Mayes County on Tuesday, as their vehicle was struck while it was heading east on Highway 20.
All judicial offices and courts at the Rogers County Courthouse w
An Okmulgee County train accident that sent a 29-year-old man to the hospital in critical condition has ties to Rogers County, officials report.
Cherokee Nation announced today its cultural tourism sites will reopen to the public beginning Aug. 5.
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