Oklahoma City will welcome three members of the 2025 NobleReach Scholars class for yearlong placements focused on data science and business process innovation. The scholars will work with the city’s Office of Innovation and Department of Information Technology.
Delaware Resource Group of Oklahoma was recently recognized by Lockheed Martin, one of the nation’s largest defense contractors, for its excellence in quality, performance and on-time delivery.
ACCESS Oklahoma, which stands for Advancing and Connecting Communities and Economies Safely Statewide, is a comprehensive, long-range planning process that looks at ongoing highway infrastructure needs for the next 15 years. It is designed to improve access to communities and help meet the state’s future infrastructure needs.
Site Selection Group recently ranked Oklahoma as the 11th best state in the nation for manufacturing, encouraging companies to consider our state as a place to get the most out of an investment in manufacturing.
With the approval of the Transit System plan by the Regional Transit Authority earlier this year, October’s Chamber Forum offered timely coverage on the future of transit for the Oklahoma City metro. Here’s the recap of the Oct. 20 event.
Today, a new American Airlines nonstop flight to New York City’s LaGuardia airport begins at Oklahoma City’s Will Rogers World Airport.
The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority spent more than $500 million expanding turnpikes in the Greater Oklahoma City metro. The state could get electronic tolling in 2021.
While traffic can still maneuver through the Interstate 235/I-44 interchange both ways, drivers will soon start seeing the $105 million project coming to life closer to the road. It was the single largest dollar-amount contract in state history at the time it was awarded.
