By Lynzee MisseldineThe documentary 67 Bombs to Enid examines the legacy of U.S. nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands and the Marshallese community that later settled in Enid, Oklahoma. After winning at deadCenter and screening nationwide, the film has drawn international attention and highlights the strength of Oklahoma’s growing creative economy.
In this month’s Leadership Notes, Chamber President and CEO Christy Gillenwater highlights how the new Cloud Embrace installation in Bricktown showcases Oklahoma City’s commitment to innovative collaboration, placemaking and strengthening the visitor experience through thoughtful investment.
By Lynzee MisseldineAs Oklahoma City prepares to welcome the world in 2028, Team OKC brought together three elite athletes at the Paycom Center to celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day and reflect on how sport creates opportunity, builds confidence and shapes leadership.
The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber is announcing an internal reorganization designed to build on decades of work promoting the city and to support a community branding initiative that will define how Oklahoma City is positioned for years to come.
Oklahoma City’s food scene continues to gain national attention, with recent recognition from travel platforms, industry awards and consumer rankings pointing to broader momentum across the metro’s dining landscape.
As Congress begins work on its 2026 agenda, the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber is focused on federal policies that directly affect economic growth, workforce development and quality of life across the region. The Chamber’s federal priorities reflect the needs of local employers, community partners, and residents, with an emphasis on long-term competitiveness and stability.
With Valentine’s Day just days away, now is the time to lock in plans that feel thoughtful while supporting the local restaurants and experiences that help drive Oklahoma City’s economy. From intimate dining rooms to hands-on activities and easy downtown outings, OKC offers plenty of ways to celebrate while keeping Valentine’s spending close to home.
Mohammad and Vahid Farzaneh
Home Creations / Freestyle Creative
"I may not have been born in Oklahoma, but I consider myself Oklahoman by heart. This state has welcomed us many years ago, and we've grown our family business right here in the heart of Oklahoma. I believe it is imperative to give back to our community in different ways, and being part of the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce has been one of those ways." -Mohammad Farzaneh
"Oklahoma City is my hometown. I'm a proud Oklahoma native, born and raised. Being a member of the Oklahoma City Chamber has been a wonderful way to interact and learn from our very own community leaders. I'm excited to see what the future holds for our ever growing city!" - Vahid Farzaneh
