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November 2018 continued the trend of a falling unemployment rate for the Oklahoma City MSA.

By summer, the city will have two cideries in operation.

It’s tough to argue with the success and explosive growth of OKC’s craft brewing scene as of late, and don’t think we here at VeloCityOKC HQ haven’t noticed.

Opportunity zones are a hot topic as of late, and cities across the country are working to find ways to market their opportunity zones to potential investors.

Depending on where you live, balancing a high quality of life and low costs of living can be a pretty difficult task—but difficult doesn’t mean impossible!

Earlier this month, a delegation from the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber went to New York City to spread the good word about Oklahoma City retail at the ICSC New York Deal Making conference.

When Tim King encouraged Luke Hadsall to start making cider, Hadsall said he wasn’t thrilled with the idea.

For the month of October, the Oklahoma City MSA had an unemployment rate of 2.8 percent. The rate remains unchanged from the month before and represents the lowest rate the metro has seen since January 2001.