While today the Oklahoma River is an international hub for water sports, the river's importance to OKC stretches back to the city's founding.
The Coltrane Group will use its $15,000 Wonder Grant from Trifecta Communications to create an augmented reality train ride to one of Oklahoma’s Black towns. Trifecta plans to have the experience ready for students by fall 2021.
The National Trust for Historic Preservation’s African American Cultural Heritage Black Action Fund received more than 500 proposals, which were then narrowed to 58 full proposals before choosing the final 27 recipients.
Plans are taking shape for a centennial celebration of one of the cornerstone businesses of downtown OKC.
The Oklahoma River you see today, directly south of downtown, hasn’t always been the destination it is now for athletes. It was previously most often visited by lawn mowers. Find out all the details on the river’s transformation.
What were the most popular VeloCity stories of the past year? Let's take a look.
This land-locked, Midwestern state may not seem like it would be involved in the attack that brought the United States into World War II. But the state’s name is heard when discussing the day that has lived in infamy.
From a Presidential Medal of Freedom honoree to a Mexican cuisine-making chef, Oklahoma City was the starting place for a diverse, creative class. Is one of these authors a favorite of yours? Read more about their books and accolades.
