"From Statehood to the Suburbs," a new three-part online docuseries featuring Dr. Bob Blackburn that tells the fascinating story of the boom, bust and resurgence of Oklahoma City and her neighborhoods, will stream at 7 p.m. on three consecutive nights beginning Monday, May 17th through Wednesday, May 19th.
The 44,810-square-foot senior center, the third of four included in MAPS 3, is scheduled to open next year, will be operated by Langston University in conjunction with the YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City.
In addition to resurfaced trails, new bike lanes and sidewalks, drivers are also experiencing smoother trips on Oklahoma City streets these days, thanks to voter approval of a Chamber-led campaign in 2017 to make city roads better and safer.
With Scissortail Park already bringing people together, the announcement of plans for an iconic public art sculpture in the park have only enhanced the positive energy surrounding the area.
After more than a decade of planning and a year of COVID-19 safety concerns, residents can tour Oklahoma City’s new 500,000-square-foot convention center that was built debt-free as a part of the City’s celebrated MAPS 3 program.
The opening of the new Oklahoma City Convention Center and the accompanying Omni Hotel is a landmark moment for our community, and one that would not have happened without the Chamber’s efforts.
Oklahoma is no stranger to weather phenomena and interesting cloud patterns. and the creativity of an internationally recognized sculptor has brought a unique piece of weather-related artwork to life at the State Fairgrounds.
OKC’s roaring whitewater course is engineered for elite athletes in kayaks and thrill-seekers aboard rafts.
