Emmet Jamieson is a reporter for the Columbia Missourian, focusing on local news in Columbia, Missouri. With experience in various news outlets, including KPVI-DTV, Longview News-Journal, Courier-Tribune, and Webster County Citizens, Emmet covers a wide range of topics, including city developments, crime, community initiatives, and education.
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Emmet Jamieson's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly in Columbia, Missouri. His articles cover a range of topics including government announcements, legal policy regulation and event coverage related to politics, house & home, health & wellbeing as well as education.
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Swings intact, the Lacy Bark Elm offers a moment of normalcy in an otherwise chaotic storm aftermath for Edison Simmons, on swing, his mother Anna (standing left) and brother Malachi along with cousins Amaya Cervantes and Ruby Cervantes Sunday, May 26, 2024, in rural Rogers County. Clarice Doyle/Claremore Progress
By: Emmet Jamieson
The Oklahoma State Treasurer's office is safekeeping about $10.5 million in unclaimed property belonging to Rogers County residents.
By: Emmet Jamieson
Bonney Clark (Bassmann) grants a donation to the Claremore Museum of History for its expansion. Steve Robinson, president of the museum's board of directors, said the expansion would add about 2,800 square feet and allow the museum to display artifacts it never has before. Courtesy of Steve Robinson
By: Emmet Jamieson
Claremore/Rogers County Disaster Assistance will begin meeting as a long-term tornado recovery group in late January or early February.
By: Emmet Jamieson
CLAREMORE – Matt Ballard, Rogers County’s district attorney, faces a U.S. government lawsuit challenging his authority to prosecute tribal citizens.
By: Emmet Jamieson
Claremore's state senator is taking another crack this year at banning students from using phones during the school day.
In 2025, Claremore residents who want to attend a pride event won't have to go to Tulsa or another big city.
By: Emmet Jamieson
John Feary, Claremore's city manager, thanked the community for its resilience and unity this year in a Dec. 31 video.
By: Emmet Jamieson
Inola voters will decide next week whether to approve a $62 million bond that would fund an upper elementary building.
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