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After 15 hours shadowing the kitchen crew at nonesuch (yes, I'm caving to the lowercase spelling), it was clear to me I'd witnessed something Oklahoma City had never seen before, much less tasted.

The city of Oklahoma City is benefiting from the upswing in the local economy.

In 2009, voters approved a modern streetcar system as part of OKC’s landmark MAPS 3 projects. With the excitement of the first car’s delivery and a well-attended open house, as well as what you might call the “forced discovery” of new routes to familiar locations downtown due to rail construction, OKCitians understandably have plenty of anticipation and questions about the streetcar system.

To showcase the downtown market to potential new retailers, Tammy Fate, of the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, has taken people on bike rides.

From music and dance to avant-garde visual arts, Oklahoma City's arts scene is unexpected in all the best ways.

Nonesuch, 803 N Hudson Ave., has drawn national attention in its first year thanks to the inspired work of chef Colin Stringer and his cooking brigade.

Shoppers, start your savings engines because the 2018 Oklahoma sales tax holiday is set to occur this weekend.

Empire Slice House stands as a beacon on the Plaza District strip of NW 16th Street in Oklahoma City. An “EMPIRE” marquee dominates the storefront. Its intoxicating aromas waft down the block. Ellie, a pink elephant statue at the entrance, allures passersby into the metal door.