Inside OKC

Potential MAPS 4 project presentations to be held

The Oklahoma City Council called a series of special public meetings in July and August to hear presentations on potential MAPS 4 projects.

By Staff Reports

Inside OKC / June 26, 2019

Kings of Leon to kick off Scissortail Park’s grand opening in Oklahoma City with free concert Sept. 27

A free Kings of Leon concert presented by the Chickasaw Nation is the highlight of three days of celebrations for the grand opening of MAPS 3’s Scissortail Park in downtown Oklahoma City.

By Staff Reports

Inside OKC / June 24, 2019

OKC is ranked among the best cities for first-time homebuyers

Largely thanks to the super-affordable housing marketing, OKC is ranked the second best city for first-time homebuyers.

By Chamber Staff

Inside OKC / June 19, 2019

The Bricktown canal in its 20th year: a symbol of OKC's renaissance

Celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Bricktown canal with a special celebration on Saturday, June 29.

By Kennedy Parker

Inside OKC / June 19, 2019

Scissortail Park opens in 100 days

The $132-million Scissortail Park north side will celebrate its grand opening in 100 days, with a live concert on the newly-named Love’s Travel Stops Stage and Great Lawn.

By Molly Fleming

Inside OKC / June 17, 2019

OKC is among the cities where more millennials are getting married

Largely thanks to abundant employment opportunities, “a growing arts and culinary scene” and affordable real estate, OKC ranked second on HavenLife's list of cities where the most millennials are getting married.

By Chamber Staff

Inside OKC / June 14, 2019

The Oklahoma City Qualifiers episode of “American Ninja Warrior” airs Monday, June 17

The Oklahoma City Qualifiers episode of “American Ninja Warrior” will be airing Monday, June 17 on NBC at 7 p.m. local time.

By Chamber Staff

Inside OKC / June 11, 2019

Upcoming special election set for amendments to OKC Charter, ONG franchise agreement

In order to vote in the July 9 election, Oklahoma City residents must register to vote or update your registration by June 14.

By Kaylee Terracina