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The 2024 By the Numbers report from the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber shows that the region continues to experience significant growth and economic expansion.

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Husband-and-wife duo Brad Oldham and Cristy Coltrin of Brad Oldham Sculpture, based in Texas, were brought in by OAK developer Ryan McNeill, who met the couple through a mutual business partner. Coltrin focuses on the character of each piece, while Oldham leads the sculpting. Together, they created a series of public art installations inspired by Oklahoma’s history and spirit.

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Read the full story on the Oklahoman.com. The Capital Grille is officially the first national restaurant chain, and second restaurant overall, to open in Oklahoma City's new OAK development. The restaurant opened Sunday, at 2100 Northwest Expressway, bringing the signature elevated steakhouse experience of the Darden Group to Oklahoma for the first more»

Oklahoma City has been ranked 17th in a new report highlighting the best U.S. cities for small businesses in 2024, reflecting its strong entrepreneurial spirit and supportive environment for business growth.

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Oklahoma City ranked 4th lowest in unemployment among large metropolitan areas with populations over 1 million, reporting an unemployment rate of 3.3% in August, according to preliminary data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics

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Tommy Bahama, a pioneer of the combined restaurant-retail experience, will make its debut in Oklahoma with the opening of a Tommy Bahama Marlin Bar at OAK in Oklahoma City, OK. The Tommy Bahama Marlin Bar, scheduled to open on October 30th, embraces the brand's easy, relaxed spirit with a casual new concept where guests can eat, drink and shop. Tommy more»

The Bradford House, a boutique hotel located in Oklahoma City’s vibrant Uptown district, has been recognized in the 2024 MICHELIN Guide as one of the country’s outstanding hotels, a first-time accolade for Oklahoma. This announcement, made on September 12, marks the second time the MICHELIN Guide has awarded Keys to hotels in the United States, celebrating properties that significantly enhance the travel experience.

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Families looking to make plans for spring break next year can look at visiting OKANA, the $400 million resort being built along the Oklahoma River. 

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