In a move to accelerate minority entrepreneurship in Oklahoma City, the OKC Minority Founder Accelerator (OMFA) is set to host its Initial Community Offering (ICO) Pitch Night on Thursday, January 18, at Civic Center Music Hall.
According to the latest Economic Outlook Ranking, Oklahoma is ranked No. 5 for economic outlook compared to other state across the nation.
The manufacturing sector in Oklahoma is not just growing; it's evolving. With over 1,285 payrolled manufacturing business establishments in Oklahoma City, the sector is a hotbed for innovation and development. This dynamism is a critical factor in attracting new investments and sustaining long-term growth in the industry.
A new analysis of consumer spending and cost of living data ranked Oklahoma No. 2 for how long a retiree could live on the interest accumulated from a $1 million nest egg.
RIVERSPORT, a U.S. Olympic and Paralympic training site, provides a state-of-the-art artificial competition channel—a standard now adopted for Olympic Slalom and Kayak Cross events.
Oklahoma City's ethnic population is growing and will soon outpace the growth of OKC's White population.
A recent partnership among several Oklahoma film offices aimed to promote the state as a filmmaking destination among scores of industry professionals gathered in Southern California has gotten rave reviews. State film officials say this collaborative effort could lead to even more films and TV series being shot in Oklahoma City and other locales across the state.
This decision ensures that OKC will continue to host the Oklahoma City Thunder beyond the year 2050. It also opens doors to major concerts and other events at the new arena.
