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By Nate Fisher

Inside OKC / August 7, 2020

New 'AudaCity' podcast: Mask Up OKC, supporting local biz, back to school, good news updates, the '90s, more

We’re back in person (albeit outside and safely distanced from one another)! We talk being back in the office, how much is too much when it comes to mask coordination, our Mask Up OKC campaign, supporting local businesses and some good experiences we’ve had at local shops lately, some good news blurbs you may have missed and more.

By Nate Fisher

Inside OKC / August 7, 2020

Keep our city open -- Mask Up!

The Chamber is asking everyone in our community to join together and wear face coverings.

By Roy Williams

Inside OKC / August 6, 2020

OKC desirable location of recent college graduates

Oklahoma City is ranked ninth in places to start employment after graduation.

By Chamber Staff

Inside OKC / August 5, 2020

OBI urges plasma donations; take advantage of antibody testing benefit

Oklahoma Blood Institute recently announced a need for convalescent plasma from donors who have recovered from COVID-19. The plasma can be used to treat the seriously ill.

By Chamber Staff

Inside OKC / August 4, 2020

Phase 2 of OKC's Small Business Continuity Program for COVID-19 disaster relief to open Aug. 4

Starting August 4, Oklahoma City business owners and non-profits with 100 or fewer full time equivalent employees may go to okcSmallBizHelp.com to apply for COVID-19 disaster relief funds from the City of Oklahoma City’s Small Business Continuity Program.

By Staff Reports

Inside OKC / August 3, 2020

RIVERSPORT names Michael Ming as its Chairman of the Board

Michael Ming has been named Chairman of Oklahoma City’s RIVERSPORT Foundation.

By Chamber Staff

Inside OKC / July 31, 2020

501(c)(3) organizations in OKC eligible for COVID-19 emergency relief grants

Nonprofit organizations that serve low- to moderate-income clients in OKC that are experiencing financial hardship related to the COVID-19 pandemic are eligible to apply for emergency relief grants through the City's Planning Department.

By Staff Reports