Claremore Cares
Claremore Cares highlights the positive news, events, and change-making people who are shaping Claremore for the better. Feel free to nominate a person, business, group or organization that you think deserves recognition by sending us an email to citymanager@claremorecity.com or messaging on Facebook at facebook.com/ClaremoreCity
Claremore Animal Shelter Exceeds Industry Standards for Survival Rates Thanks to powerful community support for our furry friends, the Claremore Animal Shelter enjoys high survival rates for cats and dogs. Read More
Master Gardeners. Looking to develop a green thumb? Consider joining the Master Gardeners Association. The organization guides and supports numerous projects around Rogers County. Read More
Claremore Police Department Exceeds Training Expectations Despite the challenges of COVID-19, the Claremore Police Department achieved over 3000 hours of training in 2020. Read More
Rogers County residents are asked to Share the Spirit this Holiday Season Holiday traditions call for a feast with loved ones, but for many, it can be a struggle to put food on the table. Experts estimate for the 2020 holiday season an unprecedented 56 million Americans could go hungry. In Rogers County, that number is expected to exceed 12,000. Read More
Claremore hosts the second annual disabled veteran and youth hunt. Through a partnership with the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) Wheelin’ Sportsman program, volunteers hosted its annual hunt for people with disabilities. Read More
Claremore Love Day - A Community Service Day to Remember. Despite the unique challenges of COVID-19, volunteers found creative ways to support their community. Read More
Celebrating citizenship. Claremore resident Malinda Brown, through the Rogers County Literacy Council, leads those wanting to become U.S. citizens in classes to learn about our country’s civics and history in order to prepare them for the citizenship test they must pass. Read More
The Claremore Senior Citizen’s Center shows support for residents through the pandemic. The Center, which has been around for 45 years, was created to offer an opportunity for older residents to exercise, eat, socialize, and gather in a safe and comfortable environment. Read More
Rogers County Health Department's program receives national recognition. The department was recently honored with the 2020 Model Practice Award by the National Association of County and City Health Officials. Read More
Good Samaritan Ministry helps citizens in need. The organization provides clothing and food to individuals and families in need throughout Rogers County. Read More