By Lynzee MisseldineFrom oversized Scissortail Flycatchers watching over a city park to a towering red cowboy boot and a larger-than-life slice of cake, new public art is adding color and character across Oklahoma City.
The MAPS 4 Clara Luper Civil Rights Center has officially broken ground, marking another milestone as voter-approved projects continue taking shape across Oklahoma City.
Cox customers will soon see a new name on their internet, mobile and television services as Spectrum prepares to launch its brand across former Cox markets.
The Key to Home Partnership has closed another Oklahoma City encampment, moving 55 people into housing as its Encampment Rehousing Initiative continues beyond its original goal.
Registration is now open for the 2027 Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon, which will return April 23-25 with a new look for one of Oklahoma City's most meaningful traditions.
A push is underway to establish a Business Improvement District (BID) along Oklahoma City's Meridian Corridor, creating a dedicated source of funding for improvements to one of the city's key visitor and commercial gateways.
A new video from Visit OKC, the tourism division of the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, takes viewers inside the Plaza District through the stories of four people whose lives and work are deeply connected to the neighborhood.
Larry Nichols
Chairman Emeritus, Devon Energy Corporation
"I think Oklahoma City’s momentum has been created by a lot of factors: the Oklahoma City Chamber working with the mayor and the city council, and all the business people in Oklahoma City participating in the Chamber. It’s in everyone’s best interest to work together to keep the momentum."
