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Lifestyle / April 18, 2023

Simple steps to protect the environment

Earth Day is the annual celebration of our planet. Saving the world may sound like a tall task for just one person, but there are many simple steps you can take to help make our planet a healthier place.

By Kelly Dexter
Lifestyle / April 18, 2023

Best Oklahoma City restaurant patios

With the weather finally warming up, it’s a perfect time to enjoy a meal outside. Oklahoma City has some fabulous restaurant patios for you to do just that.

By Kelly Dexter
Lifestyle / April 11, 2023

A popping Saturday in Midtown

It seems like every weekend something new pops up in Oklahoma City. This month won’t be any different, as the Independent Shopkeepers Association hosts its Pop-Up Market in Midtown on Saturday, April 15, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

By Erick Perry
Lifestyle / April 4, 2023

Sport of pickleball exploding in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma is well known for its love of sports; however, you may not have known of the capital city’s fast-growing pickleball community. This relatively new sport has similarities to tennis, badminton and ping-pong, through its ability to be played indoors or outdoors on courts with a 36-inch-high net.

By Erick Perry
Lifestyle / April 4, 2023

Easter in Oklahoma City

As Easter approaches, Oklahoma City is preparing for its annual celebrations. Whether you are looking to take the kids on an egg-centered adventure or for a peaceful Sunday meal, activities are being offered across the city.

By Erick Perry
Lifestyle / April 4, 2023

Bike share program makes exploring Oklahoma City even better

Oklahoma City has a variety of transportation options such as the streetcar, EMBARK bus system and electric scooters scattered across its core. One of the city’s most versatile options for navigating its neighborhoods, however, is its bicycle rental service, Spokies.

By Erick Perry
VeloCity Q&A / March 16, 2022
Dr. Andew Weyrich
President,
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
We were attracted to OMRF and Oklahoma City because of the people in Oklahoma and the opportunities here.
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