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Inside OKC / July 25, 2024

LASO’s Right to Counsel program generates significant economic benefits

Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma (LASO), a nonprofit firm providing civil legal services across the state, has released a comprehensive study conducted by STOUT examining the economic impact of its Right to Counsel (RTC) Program in Oklahoma County. The findings reveal substantial benefits not only for tenants facing eviction but also for the broader community and economy.

By Selena Romero
Inside OKC / July 8, 2024

Oklahoma City Recognized as Best-Run Large City in the U.S. by WalletHub Study

In recent years, local leadership in Oklahoma City has faced unprecedented challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic, rising inflation and increasing homicide rates. Managing a city, especially a large one, requires balancing diverse public interests with limited resources. Leaders must make critical decisions about essential services, budget allocations and local tax rates.

By Selena Romero
Inside OKC / July 3, 2024

Oklahoma City's Top Rankings and Accolades

Oklahoma City is not just a capital city but a thriving hub of opportunity and quality living. In recent years, our vibrant metropolis has garnered attention for its robust job market, affordable living costs, promising real estate opportunities and rich cultural offerings. As we reflect on the achievements just of this past year, Oklahoma City showcases its dynamic growth and potential.

By Selena Romero
Inside OKC / July 2, 2024

Press conference details OKC's involvement in 2028 LA Olympics

At a press conference held last week, Mayor David Holt and Greater Oklahoma City Chamber Chair Teresa Rose provided further details about OKC's role in hosting canoe slalom and women's softball events for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. The move builds on the city's decades-long commitment to self-investment and venue sustainability.

By Selena Romero
Inside OKC / June 21, 2024

LA28 announces updated venue plan, includes OKC

Today, the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games proposed the first series of updates to its venue plan that will stage some of the most popular Olympic and Paralympic sports in world-class arenas and stadiums, creating the ideal experience for athletes and fans.

By Chamber Staff
Inside OKC / June 12, 2024

Sandy Price's Legacy in Transforming City Tourism

Ask anyone in the tourism industry who the go-to person for all things Oklahoma City and they will say Sandy Price. Sandy was promoting Oklahoma City before MAPS invested so heavily in the community’s quality of life —when our city’s offerings were limited to the Oklahoma City Zoo, Cowboy Hall of Fame (now the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum), the Crystal Bridge, the Stockyards, and the original Skirvin. But the limited number of attractions never deterred Sandy from being what one colleague called “the perfect brand ambassador for Oklahoma City.”

By Laura Nance
Inside OKC / June 11, 2024

Construction continues with exciting updates on OKANA Resort & Waterpark

Construction of the OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark is advancing rapidly toward its anticipated 2025 grand opening. This $400 million project, funded by the Chickasaw Nation in collaboration with public and private partners, is set to enhance Oklahoma City's landscape and economy. With major milestones achieved and exciting features taking shape, here's a detailed look at the latest progress:

By Selena Romero
VeloCity profile / August 28, 2020
Dirk Spiers
Founder & President,
Spiers New Technologies
The OKC Chamber has been absolutely terrific for us; very, very helpful and always on our side. I’m grateful for that.
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