Chamber member Enel Green Power announced it has started construction on its 13th wind farm in Oklahoma, the Seven Cowboy wind project in Kiowa and Washita counties, and is expanding its office presence in Oklahoma City with a new office and training space in Midtown.
The Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau, a division of the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, is already gearing up to help promote the shrine to people here and abroad.
Transportation officials raised the curtain Thursday afternoon on the last major act that will significantly impact traffic at the I-235/I-44 interchange, which puts motorists back “On Broadway” after three years of construction.
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.
This past December, ICSC got the retail industry back together in Las Vegas for the first time in two years for a trade show called Here, We Go 2021.
At the November Chamber Forum, attendees learned more about the state of OKC's retail industry. Though we are all more aware of the retail sector in its busiest months, it’s an important part of our economy year-round. Here’s a recap of the event.
Shopping local for gifts this season doesn’t always have to come in the form of a package. Consider an experiential gift through purchasing a membership to one of our city’s favorite museums.
Bricktown has always been a special part of Oklahoma City. With its cobbled streets, charming businesses, and walkability, it’s a place to create treasured moments and memories. Now more than ever, Bricktown is a place you’ll want to bring your family and friends.
