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Echo and Russell Westbrook enterprises invest in Oklahoma City’s future
Echo and Russell Westbrook Enterprises (RWE) are making a significant eight-figure investment in Oklahoma City’s sports and entertainment industries. Their partnership centers on the MAPS 4 Multipurpose Stadium and an entertainment district, set to transform over 40 acres near downtown OKC.
more»Oklahoma City ranks #16 on U.S. News & World Report’s Best Places to Live
Oklahoma City’s Western heritage remains a strong influence, with cowboy culture visible in events, museums, and the Stockyards City district. While staying true to its roots, the city is becoming more cosmopolitan, thanks to a growing dining and entertainment scene.
more»OAK development puts artistic brilliance on display
When Dallas-based artists Brad Oldham and Christy Coltrin first visited the site of Oklahoma City’s ambitious OAK development near Penn Square Mall, they saw nothing but dirt and underground pipes.
more»Oklahoma City joins Afar's 2025 list of 'Where to Go'
Afar magazine has released its annual “Where to Go” list for 2025, naming 23 destinations worldwide that offer a mix of cultural, natural, and emerging travel experiences.
more»Greater OKC Chamber Releases 2024 "By the Numbers"
The 2024 By the Numbers report from the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber shows that the region continues to experience significant growth and economic expansion.
more»How a husband-and-wife duo transformed OKC's OAK with public art
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.
more»The Capital Grille opens first 'luxury dining' Oklahoma location in OKC's OAK development
Oklahoma City ranks 17th among U.S. cities for small businesses, celebrates MED Week
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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