Paycom partnered with The Salvation Army of Central Oklahoma, KFOR and Science Museum Oklahoma for a community coat drive as part of Warmth 4 Winter, and holiday experience.
The Oklahoma County Criminal Justice Advisory Council recently released its annual report for fiscal year 2021-22 which indicated major progress was made countywide in the area of criminal justice reforms.
Last week, Sunbeam Family Services invited the community to join them in celebrating the grand opening and ribbon cutting of the Edwards Early Education and Community Hope Center (Edwards EECHC), formerly known as Oklahoma City Public Schools’ Edwards Elementary.
OKC Outlets has three new stores for shoppers this season. Windsor, Victoria’s Secret and PUMA have been added to the shopping center’s ensemble.
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation scientist Sarah Ocañas, Ph.D. has become the state’s first recipient of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director’s Early Independence Award.
Cyclists from across the country will gather in Edmond on Nov. 6 for a day of events with Cycle 66. More than 700 riders are expected to arrive in time for Sunday’s events, beginning at 8 a.m. Two courses for kids will be included: a one-mile race and a single-loop criterium. For more experienced riders, three routes will be available, consisting of 10 miles, 33 miles or 66 miles. The Crit @ Cycle 66 race will serve as the main event.
The International Economic Development Council has awarded Greater Oklahoma City Chamber President & CEO Roy Williams with its Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence in Economic Development.
YWCA hosting its 14th Annual Wreath of Hope Ceremony The Wreath of Hope Ceremony will take place on the south lawn at the Oklahoma state Capitol Thursday, Oct. 20 beginning at 4 p.m.
