One of the largest hospital expansion projects in the nation and the largest hospital expansion project in Oklahoma history, the OU Medicine patient bed tower, is coming into the skyline. Construction started in November 2017 and the $364 million, 456,000-square-foot tower is slated to be finished in 2020.
September's Walk Over Wednesday will be Wednesday, Sept. 11 at Beacon of Hope.
With this multimillion-dollar NCI grant, the Stephenson Cancer Center continues its status as a Lead Academic Participating Site in the National Clinical Trials Network.
The funding will support laboratory projects as well as clinical studies to help Oklahomans suffering from conditions such as multiple sclerosis and lupus.
We also discuss Elevate, the Chamber's newest event (a day-long professional development conference with an after-party), Tinker developments and feature an interview with Tinker base commander Col. Paul Filcek.
The Innovation District's next Walk Over Wednesday will be Aug. 14 at McMechan Park.
The request includes four projects and an operating fund, which were outlined as economically-vital district improvements in Perkins + Will’s land use and strategic development plan which was released last week.
Opportunity zones represent a new way to invest in the Oklahoma City renaissance. The website www.okcopportunityzones.com has been unveiled to market OKC's opportunity zones to potential projects, businesses and investors.
