The MAPS 4 Clara Luper Civil Rights Center has officially broken ground, marking another milestone as voter-approved projects continue taking shape across Oklahoma City.
A push is underway to establish a Business Improvement District (BID) along Oklahoma City's Meridian Corridor, creating a dedicated source of funding for improvements to one of the city's key visitor and commercial gateways.
Professional soccer's return to Oklahoma City now has a new identity — one rooted in the city's culture as much as the sport itself.
Construction is underway on a major pharmaceutical distribution center in Moore, marking another milestone in the region's growing reputation as a hub for healthcare logistics and advanced industry.
The new MAPS 4 Diversion Hub is now open, expanding Oklahoma City's efforts to connect residents involved in the criminal legal system with services designed to improve long-term outcomes and reduce future justice involvement.
Construction is underway on Oklahoma City’s future multipurpose stadium, one of the city’s major MAPS 4 projects aimed at expanding entertainment, sports and community gathering spaces near the Oklahoma River.
For decades, Oklahoma City has made intentional investments in projects designed to strengthen our economy, improve quality of life and position our community for long-term growth. Today, the results of those efforts create new opportunities for residents, businesses and visitors alike.
City Nation Place Americas is an annual conference that brings together leaders in tourism, economic development and place branding from across the United States and Canada. At this year’s event, Greater Oklahoma City Chamber President and CEO Christy Gillenwater outlined how Oklahoma City is working to bring its many voices and stakeholders together under a single, unified community brand.
