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OKC is 'So Cool'
Monday, February 20, 2012 (3 reads)
This video was debuted at the ADDYS on Feb. 17. Steve Lackmeyer, local reporter, blogger and historian says, "I can’t agree more with this song’s main theme – that we really are a big city with the soul of a small town... We’ve got a lot of great momentum underway. But we’re still kind of gritty."
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Children's Museum being pitched as plan for saving Stage Center
Tuesday, February 14, 2012 (7 reads)
 Tracey Zeeck and Farooq Karim may be the last, best hope for Stage Center as they prepare to pitch a plan to convert the troubled abandoned theater into a children's museum. On a chance encounter at the Myriad Gardens last year with the theater's longtime benefactor, Jim Tolbert, Zeeck suggested the architectural landmark could be turned into a great children's museum.
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The Skyline will Grow
Friday, February 10, 2012 (21 reads)
Mark Beffort said another new corporate headquarters will be built downtown starting this year, but he didn’t say what company. He also said would-be tenants are vying for Devon Energy’s current space, but he didn’t say who.
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Oklahoma City's skyline will continue to change with new hotel, apartments
Monday, January 16, 2012 (51 reads)
 For downtown residents, workers and visitors, 2012 will be a year of rediscovery and quite possibly a pause in what has been an overwhelming amount of construction. The new skyline, with Devon Energy Center above it all, is quite visible for miles. In just a few months, the public will get a closer view of it all as the construction cranes disappear and work is wrapped up on the $750 million headquarters.
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Boeing will move at least 800 employees to Oklahoma City
Wednesday, January 04, 2012 (43 reads)
Boeing has announced that more jobs will be added to its Oklahoma City operation as it prepares to close a plant in Wichita, Kansas. Oklahoma City likely will get at least 800 jobs, the majority coming from Wichita — with others coming from Puget Sound, Wash.
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Part of Oklahoma City's new Crosstown Expressway to open Thursday
Wednesday, January 04, 2012 (77 reads)
After nearly seven years, one-half of the most expensive road construction project in state history is scheduled to open for traffic Thursday. The eastbound lanes of the new Interstate 40 Crosstown will open for traffic about 1 p.m. Thursday. Westbound motorists will continue to use the existing Crosstown for another three to six weeks, a spokeswoman said Tuesday.
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