Recent Developments & News

This Saturday is the unveiling of the newly renovated Red Andrews Park. Located at 720 NW Eighth St., the Midtown park once consisted of a municipal gym, a play area and large parking lot. The unveiling will show a different, more vibrant and interesting park due to a successful public-private partnership.

If you break it, will they come?

The iconic 23rd Street Armory, once home to the 45th Infantry and National Guard, is set to be converted into the new home of COOP Ale Works that will include a hotel, retail and restaurants.

There isn't an Oklahoman who doesn't associate ice cream treats on a hot summer day, or burgers with the team after a softball game, with Braum's Ice Cream and Dairy Stores.

Busy streets, busy shops, and the hustle and bustle of metro area commerce are no illusion, judging from Oklahoma City's latest sales tax numbers.

A popular Norman women's boutique and salon is set to be the west retail anchor for West Village as the $70 million mixed-use development in downtown Oklahoma City nears completion of its first phase of apartments.

Hopdoddy Burger Bar, 1125 NW 63, opens its first of two planned locations on Monday in Nichols Hills Plaza, and when it does, local burger purveyors will have no choice but to take notice.

Of the many photographs taken during construction of Oklahoma City's streetcar system, one of the most telling is of two workers in hard hats, on their hands and knees, with a flashlight and measuring tape, checking the gap between a boarding platform and streetcar.