Employment gains in healthcare expected to continue in 2023.
Read the 2023 Greater Oklahoma City Outlook for insights on what to expect from the local economy this year.
Catholics and non-Catholics alike – some from other states and nations – came together in February to dedicate the Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine. Officials see the opening of the shrine as a much needed place to worship for Catholics across Oklahoma City, especially for the metro’s growing Hispanic population. They also expect the shrine to serve as a place of pilgrimage for Catholics across the U.S. and around the globe.
The Greater Oklahoma City Outlook looks at key economic indicators to help forecast the coming year.
The City of Oklahoma City has maintained its triple-A bond ratings for the 15th consecutive year. The top credit rating recognizes the City’s strong financial health.
One thing was clear for Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt during the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber’s State Spotlight held recently at Oklahoma Christian University: Education, workforce development and transportation infrastructure are high on his priority list this legislative session.
In this month's Leadership Notes, Chamber President and CEO Christy Gillenwater shares her thoughts on what Oklahoma City's secret weapon is that fuels its success stories.
According to the Greater Oklahoma City Outlook, the Oklahoma economy is still recovering as it strives to recover the economic activity and employment lost in the pandemic.
