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From 2018-2019, five counties from the Greater Oklahoma City region were among the top 10 fastest-growing counties in Oklahoma.

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We all know and love a small business, or someone who works for one, that is negatively impacted by COVID-19. Maybe it’s our favorite restaurant, pub, retailer or hairdresser. For those wondering how to help, you can connect the business owners you know with a new, COVID-19 disaster relief fund, the Small Business Continuity Program (okcsmallbizhelp.com).

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Whether you want craft beer or a new puzzle, you can still support local businesses during this unprecedented time.

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Recognition for Oklahoma City continues to mount as another commendation was handed out by a third-party source. WalletHub, a personal financial website based in Washington, D.C. placed Oklahoma City in its top 10 for best state capital cities to live.

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Some of Oklahoma City’s favorite dishes, including Rococo’s crab cakes, are now available at Homeland stores.

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Making hand cleaner at the Prairie Wolf Spirits distillery started a few weeks ago, mainly as a way to help residents who couldn’t find it on store shelves. Erik Tekell at Prairie Wolf previously worked for Immy in Norman and proposed the concept. PW followed the recipe shared by the World Health Organization, using ethanol, hydrogen peroxide and more»

Small businesses in Oklahoma City may receive financial assistance by the last week of April from the $5.5 million OKC Small Business Continuity Fund program approved by the Oklahoma City Council on Tuesday. An online application portal will be made available for businesses to apply beginning April 6. “We’re hoping that it’s as simple as more»

As our community responded to COVID-19 and began practicing social distancing, it was clear this crisis would reduce, or even eliminate, revenue for many businesses. Fortunately for businesses located here, when there’s a crisis, Oklahoma City jumps into action. On Tuesday morning, the Oklahoma City Council unanimously approved the new Small Business more»