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A new Homeland grocery store at the corner of NE 36th Street and Lincoln Boulevard could be up and running by spring of 2021, after the Oklahoma City Council voted Tuesday to include the project in the Northeast Renaissance Redevelopment Project Plan. A full-service, 30,000-square-foot Homeland grocery store with a bakery, deli and pharmacy is planned for more»

The annual Holiday Pop-Up Shops, a rotating array of independent retailers, is returning to Midtown on Friday for its seventh season.

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With the Holidays quickly approaching we thought it would be a great time to look at the retail scene in Oklahoma City. When talking about all things retail in Oklahoma City there is no better person to talk to than Tammy Fate, sr. manager of retail development and recruitment for the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber. Fate was recently selected by ICSC as a more»

This Saturday is Small Business Saturday, a designated shopping day to support small businesses. Wedged between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, the day reminds us that as we kick off our holiday shopping, local businesses have an important impact on our community and economy. Local businesses are owned by people who are part of the community – their more»

The unemployment rate in the Greater Oklahoma City MSA fell to 2.9% for the month of September, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Oklahoma City currently has the 17th-lowest unemployment rate among major metros in the United States. The unemployment rate was 3.1% last month. On the state level, the unemployment rate remained unchanged at 3.2%. more»

An analysis by RegionTrack released recently found that the impact of Oklahoma City’s investments in the Metropolitan Area Projects (MAPS) totals more than $7 billion. The report extends previous work completed in 2005 and 2009, which primarily focused on the influence of the first MAPS projects and the accompanying investment downtown. The new more»

It’s been more than two years since Oklahoma City residents approved the Better Streets, Safer City projects, which were backed by bonds and two sales tax initiatives. The city continues to make progress on resurfacing roads, building sidewalks and bike lanes, and adding to the trail system. Within the 10-year bond package, the city also plans to more»

The highly anticipated grand opening of Recreational Equipment Inc.’s Oklahoma City location is this weekend, but in many ways the new store at 1731 Belle Isle Blvd. is already established as an engaged member of the local community. REI Oklahoma City is the first in the state for the 81-year-old, Seattle-based co-op. Oklahoma is home to about 50,000 more»