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Bassmaster Classic to Boost Tulsa Area's Economy
TULSA, Okla. (AP) -- More than 100,000 spectators are expected to pump $26 million into the Tulsa-area economy when the Bassmaster Classic comes to town.
The fishing tournament runs Friday through next Sunday on Grand Lake O' The Cherokees and the scope of the event may surprise people who have never witnessed events on the professional bass fishing tour.
The event is also bringing in about 350 volunteers to help ensure it runs smoothly.
The Tulsa World reports about 200 paid staff members and contractors are involved in the production.
Weigh-ins will be conducted in Tulsa at the Bok Center after anglers leave the water at about 3 p.m. each day, giving spectators something to see at the water and in the city.
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Posted: Sunday, February 17 2013, 06:46 PM CST
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Seniors say they'll stay in tornado-ravaged town
May 25, 2013 14:46 GMT
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Graduating high schoolers say they don't want to move away from Moore after a tornado devastated a section of their town.
Westmoore High School Senior Alex Davis says staying close is a way to show "that a disaster can't beat us."
And senior Cameron Knight says if he had a choice to live anywhere in the country, he'd still pick his hometown.
Westmoore was the first of three schools to hold commencement ceremonies Saturday at the Cox Convention Center in downtown Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma City suburb was hit by a strong tornado Monday; 24 people died and hundreds were injured.
The Moore School District canceled its school year after the tornado hit the Plaza Towers and Briarwood elementary schools, but wants graduation ceremonies to go on.
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