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Thursday, January 28th 2021, 6:05 am By: Cal Day TULSA, Okla. - Nearly 10,000 Oklahoma middle school students will take part in a virtual career fair through Junior Achievement Oklahoma’s Inspire program on Thursday. More than 4,000 of those students are from the Tulsa metro. The career fair traditionally happens in person but has switched to a virtual format this year. Paycom, Arvest, Hillcrest Medical Center and Tulsa Tech are some of the more than 65 businesses that will be giving insight and answering questions students may have. Organizers said middle school students are ideal for th...

By: Amy Slanchik TULSA, Okla. - Family, friends, and co-workers said goodbye to a long-time Tulsa paramedic Tuesday, after she died from COVID-19 complications.   Tulsa paramedics, EMTs, and firefighters left EMSA headquarters with lights and sirens, in Debbie Rusher's honor. EMS workers from Pawhuska, along with Muskogee and Creek counties showed their support too. From Tulsa, the group made their way to Okmulgee for her funeral.   After nearly 22 years of service, an EMSA spokesperson said it is “incredibly difficult” to lose someone with Rusher’s wealth of knowledge, and her wil...