New Career Skills Program Chooses Tulsa For Start-Up Headquarters
A new company called Satellite has chosen Tulsa for its start-up headquarters. The start-up helps people by teaching new skills for a tech sales job while giving students their freedom by making the program and jobs fully remote if they so choose.
Satellite CEO Chris Waldron said he chose Tulsa for their home base because this city has “proven time and time again that the city has both a great quality of life and cost of living”. He said they are diving into their mission of helping people learn specific new skills because everyone should have equal opportunities when it comes to a career they love.
Giving the gift of good cheer
By Carol Marsh - DarkeCountyMedia.com
Making a special Christmas delivery to UCM Residential Services in Union City are (left to right) John Vanata, Bike President of the Road Hogs, Mari Vanata, Art Sense Community Integration Coordinator, Jeff Didier, and Christina Parker, Q. I. D. P., at UCM Residential Services.
Carol Marsh| Darke County Media
John and Mari Vanata unloading a van filled with special Christmas gifts and wishes from the Toys for Tikes campaign for those at UCM Residential Services (Christel Manor) in Union City.
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Mari Vanata, Community Integration Coordinator at Art Sense, carrying one of the gifts to be distributed to residents of UCM Residential Services in Union City.
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bit later on. it is friday, october 5th. good morning. i m sarah simmons. i m wisdom martin. happy friday. let s bring in tucker barnes to get more on the great day we have in store. it feels so much better with temperatures falling back into the 50s and low 60s and much less humidity than what we ve had. it feels great. nice start to the day. kids might want a jacket and long pants today after the last couple of mornings waking up in the 70s. it had it should be a beautiful afternoon. there is the satellite-radar picture. cloud cover across the outer banks. that is our front fro yesterday. north and west, we ve got our next cold front which will arrive late tomorrow. we re in between systems and high pressure is going to deliver a gorgeous one around here later today. we ve cooled to 62 at reagan national. temperatures are noticeably cooler than yesterday and just a little chilly out there. 53 at dulles. high temperatures with lots of sunshine about 80 degrees late
minutes earlier. two hours later police found a man who the to death on pressbury street. sunday morning, two men were shot on north warwick avenue, one died and the other is expected to survive. neighbors say the state of violence is a reminder that people need to watch out for each other. the only thing that really works i. think, is neighborhood involvement and awareness. reporter: the body of a man surround in a vacant building. police are work on motives. if you have information on the shootings, call city police. live at city headquarters, linda so, abc2 news. on top of all that violence, authorities say 78-year-old sterling palmer was stabbed to death friday night inside his home on edison highway in northeast baltimore. they are their s no word on suspects or a motive. megan. one minute after five. he had the heart of a champion but it was his heart that broke on the basketball floor. over the weekend, harford community college honored 18-year-old devonte bund