Oklahoma City's (OKC) new Fairgrounds Coliseum reached a significant milestone celebrating the topping out ceremony on March 27, set to be renamed OG&E Coliseum with completion in spring 2025. Teresa Rose, Chair of MAPS 4 and Greater OKC, hailed the $126 million project as a "landmark moment," emphasizing its status as the first MAPS 4 project to break ground.
Oklahoma City’s biomanufacturing industry is one area that’s seeing tremendous growth and BioTC is leading the charge to ensure the workforce needed is equipped and trained to continue the forward motion.
The event, which draws over 300,000 attendees annually, is known for its focus on technology, film, culture and music.
It was a historic day for Oklahoma City and specifically the burgeoning Innovation District as earlier this month Convergence hosted its Topping Out Ceremony.
From revamping the façade to illuminating the Underground, every facet of the renovation reflects a dedication to Oklahoma City's renaissance, heralding a new era for both the tower and the community it serves.
For the 2024 holiday season, the park will transform into an ice-skating rink inspired by New York City’s Wollman Rink in Central Park. Other seasonal events that will be hosted at OAK include Mardi Gras Mambo, a 3v3 basketball tournament and a Kentucky Derby watch party.
Oklahoma City is experiencing a surge in retail development projects, reshaping the city's landscape and offering a wide range of new experiences for residents and visitors alike.
The college was recently recognized by Princeton Review’s and Entrepreneur Magazine’s annual ranking of top schools for entrepreneurship studies. The college was ranked No. 12 nationwide for graduate programs and No. 45 for undergraduate programs.
