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Yesterday, Tulsa Community College revealed its updated nursing lab with new technology that simulates real clinical situations to help students practice safely. TCC President Dr. Leigh Goodson said the upgrade aims to better prepare students for healthcare careers—investing in Tulsa’s future.

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Bob McKim a 98-year-old Tulsan has served as an Airport Ambassador at Tulsa International Airport for 21 years and enjoyed a surprise birthday celebration with cake and kind wishes from his airport family. He plans to sky-dive on his birthday when the wind dies down and called it his best birthday ever.

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Attorney General Gentner Drummond visited Owasso to warn residents that fake contractors may scam storm victims by asking for deposits and then disappearing—he urged residents to use local, trusted service providers and report suspicious offers immediately.

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