As Oklahoma City continues to move forward with transformative investments through MAPS 4, two recent developments mark major progress in improving quality of life, community infrastructure and support for our most vulnerable residents.
A new book from Kirkpatrick Publishing, Parks of Oklahoma City: A History by Bob L. Blackburn and Brian Dougherty, debuted this spring, offering a look at the role of green spaces in the city's development since 1889.
Oklahoma City will celebrate the 50th anniversary of Martin Park, 5000 W. Memorial Rd., with a meadow planting at 9 a.m. and a rededication ceremony at 11 a.m. on May 10.
Oklahoma City will celebrate National Bike Month in May with activities for cyclists of all ages and experience levels.
Construction is underway on a 4-acre park at the former Dewey Elementary School site, 3500 N. Lindsay Ave., in northeast Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma City Parks will celebrate the opening of three completed phases of the new Deep Fork Trail with a ribbon cutting at 10 a.m. on April 10 at Zach D. Taylor Park, 633 NW 52nd St.
Innovating Commerce Serving Communities (ICSC), a global trade organization for the marketplace industry, recently hosted its ICSC Local Oklahoma event designed to foster networking and information sharing among local professionals.
This long-anticipated expansion will provide an inclusive, dynamic space for cyclists, skaters, and outdoor enthusiasts of all skill levels. The park’s enhancements offer something for everyone, from novice riders to seasoned pros, ensuring that the trails can be enjoyed by the entire community.
