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Broken Arrow Schools celebrate security officers during Appreciation Week (opens the original)
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Broken Arrow Public Schools is celebrating its security officers this week as part of National Security Officer Appreciation Week. Among them is Scott Bross, known to students as Officer Scott. Bross spent more than two decades with the Broken Arrow Police Department before retiring. But the 2022 deadly school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, caused him to reconsider retirement. “I think what changed, probably the course of my pathway and life in retirement was Uvalde,” Bross said. “When it happened,
80 Years of ‘Gravy Over All’ at Murphy’s Original Steak House (opens the original)
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At Murphy’s Original Steak House in Bartlesville, a hamburger doesn’t come on a traditional bun. The restaurant’s signature hot hamburger starts with a piece of toast, a half-pound beef patty, cheese and French fries. Then, it’s covered in brown gravy. The open-faced dish has been a staple at Murphy’s for decades. “We’re famous for our hot hamburger and gravy all over of course,” longtime employee Tammy Amerson said. The brown gravy is also served over several other open-faced sandwiches, includ
TPS proposal to close, consolidate 17 schools leaves parents, teachers with questions (opens the original)
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Tulsa Public Schools is proposing to close or consolidate 17 school sites beginning in the 2027-28 school year. Parents and teachers say they have questions about jobs, class sizes, transportation and how the changes could affect students. For Lindsey Clay, Anderson Elementary has been a place where her children feel supported and cared for. Three of her children attend Anderson, two in second grade and one in pre-K. Clay said her family has had a positive experience at the school, where she sai
Rogers State University, Saint Francis partner on medical laboratory training (opens the original)
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Rogers State University and Saint Francis Health System have formed a partnership designed to give students a faster path into medical laboratory science while helping address a shortage of laboratory professionals in Oklahoma. Under the agreement, RSU students can earn 30 credit hours while completing Saint Francis’ yearlong medical laboratory science program. The partnership is designed to combine undergraduate education and clinical training that would otherwise take about five years into a f
Oklahoma students bought a firetruck for FDNY after 9/11. A new generation of students is restoring it (opens the original)
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A firetruck sitting inside a mechanic bay at the Tulsa Tech Broken Arrow campus may look like an old piece of emergency equipment, but its history connects Oklahoma and New York City. The Spirit of Oklahoma firetruck traces its story back to the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. Members of the Urban Search and Rescue team from New York traveled to Oklahoma City after the bombing to assist with the search and rescue effort. Six years later, members of that sa
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