Chief Justice Rowe met with the Craig County District Court and staff today. The Craig County Courthouse was built in 2006 and is furnished with beautiful local art depicting scenes from rural Craig County. The courthouse is located one block from historic Route 66.
Chief Justice Rowe met with the Ottawa County District Court today to thank the judges and court staff for their service. Ottawa County is the Northeastern most county in the state.
Chief Justice Rowe visited the Nowata County District Court today to thank the judge and court staff for their service to our state’s judiciary. The Nowata County Courthouse was built in 1911 at a cost of $65,000 and was completed under budget.
Chief Justice Rowe visited the Rogers County District Court today. The Rogers County District Court is home to Jerzy and Joey, the Rogers County Courthouse dogs. Rogers County is named after Oklahoma’s favorite son Will Rogers.
Chief Justice Rowe visited the Garfield County District Court today to thank the judges and courthouse staff for their work in support of Oklahoma’s Judicial Branch. The Garfield County courthouse is home to several WPA-era Ruth Monro Augur murals, painted by the famed artist in the late 1930’s.
Chief Justice Rowe spoke at the Rotary Club of Oklahoma City on the Importance of an Independent Judiciary. The Rotary Club of Oklahoma City is the fourth-largest Rotary chapter in the world.
Rowe was the guest of President Ross Plourde and was introduced by Lou Kohlman, Esq., staff attorney to Vice Chief Justice Dana Kuehn.
Lincoln County is named in honor of President Lincoln, whose portrait is prominently displayed throughout the courthouse. Chief Justice Rowe visited the Lincoln County courthouse to thank the judges and court staff for their dedication to public service.
Chief Justice Rowe visited the Payne County courthouse in Stillwater to thank the judges and court staff for their devotion to public service. Payne County is home to Oklahoma State University and joins Logan county to comprise the Ninth judicial district.
CJ Rowe visited the Creek County courthouse in Sapulpa to thank the judges and staff for their service to our state’s judiciary.
Creek county hosts two courthouses; one in Sapulpa and one in Bristow.
The Sapulpa courthouse was built in 1914. The Creek county door-handle seal is original.
Chief Justice Rowe visited the Cleveland County District Court on Thursday, August 7, 2025 to thank the judges and court staff for their professional work in serving the people of Cleveland County.
