The Saints Santa Run, presented by SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital, returns to Midtown in Oklahoma City for its fourth year on December 7. The Saints Santa Run is a part of Devon’s Downtown in December celebration, and it offers a 5K Run/Walk, 1-Mile Fun Run/Walk and a free 50-yard Kids' Dash.
Echo and Russell Westbrook Enterprises (RWE) are making a significant eight-figure investment in Oklahoma City’s sports and entertainment industries. Their partnership centers on the MAPS 4 Multipurpose Stadium and an entertainment district, set to transform over 40 acres near downtown OKC.
The ninth annual Lights On Broadway will return to Oklahoma City from 4-7 p.m. on three upcoming Saturdays: November 30 and December 7 and 14.
Oklahoma City’s Western heritage remains a strong influence, with cowboy culture visible in events, museums, and the Stockyards City district. While staying true to its roots, the city is becoming more cosmopolitan, thanks to a growing dining and entertainment scene.
In a major follow-up to developments surrounding the future of professional soccer and an exciting entertainment district coming to downtown Oklahoma City, an advisory committee has now been established to help shape a representative vision for the community. The OKC for Soccer Committee, announced last week, includes 33 influential civic, business, sports and cultural leaders from the region.
As the Oklahoma City Thunder prepares to kick off another exciting season, our community has plenty to look forward to, both on and off the court. Dan Mahoney, vice president of broadcasting and corporate communications, shared key highlights at a recent event, emphasizing new amenities that enhance the game night experience at Paycom Center.
Many modern influential figures have played a significant role in shaping Oklahoma City into what it is today and Maureen Heffernan, former CEO of Myriad Botanical Gardens, is no exception.
Oklahoma City ranked 4th lowest in unemployment among large metropolitan areas with populations over 1 million, reporting an unemployment rate of 3.3% in August, according to preliminary data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This marks an improvement from 3.5% in July and highlights the ongoing economic strength of the Oklahoma City metropolitan statistical area (MSA).
