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OKC rated No. 1 for lowest cost of living among large cities
Oklahoma City ranks No. 1 for Lowest Cost of Living among all reporting large cities over 500,000 population.
more»Paseo Arts Festival returns but with new date
Last year, the Paseo Arts Association was forced to cancel a long-standing OKC tradition. This year, the PAA is happy to announce the return of the Paseo Arts Festival, but with a few changes.
more»Omni OKC to open rooftop pool bar
The Catbird Seat restaurant will be introduced to hotel guests Friday, March 12 at 2 p.m.
more»Growth continues at Chisholm Creek
New shopping and dining additions and a variety of safe, family-friendly events are planned for spring and summer.
more»Paseo Arts Association adds new annual exhibition
The inaugural theme of "The March Show" will celebrate Women’s History Month.
more»State of Oklahoma ranks top 10 for lowest tax burden
Oklahoma ranks as the 7th-lowest tax burden state in the nation.
more»OKC named among 'underappreciated American cities you should totally move to'
Thrillist's recent piece highlighted a number of cities that offer "comfort, culture, or verve" but "minus the wall-to-wall people, soul-sucking traffic jams, and wallet-draining cost of living."
more»O’Connor: Small businesses, nonprofits helped through program
A few weeks ago, I shared stories about how The Study, Swiss Cleaners and ReMerge responded to COVID-19 with creativity and used funding and technical assistance from the Small Business Continuity Program to help meet some of the challenges brought on by the pandemic. There are hundreds of similar success stories – small businesses and nonprofits that have changed, dramatically or ever so slightly, to better communicate, reach out, encourage sales and preserve their business.
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