Village voters say yes to streets, parks, capital improvements
Bacon Restaurant on N. May was especially festive for a Tuesday night. Owners Cathy and Sean Cummings were hosting a watch party for a...
Even on New Year’s Day, small shops open for “neighbors”
Ben Nockels spends a good part of his days in Commonplace Books, a locally owned bookstore he helped start in midtown near NW 13th...
What happened to Plaza Mayor?
Plaza Mayor was supposed to be the rebranding that would bring the old Crossroads Mall property back from the dead.
But the property died a...
Capitol Hill native first to receive new city loan
Sara Miller is ramping up to start a new high-end bakery in the Calle dos Cinco in Historic Capitol Hill business district before Valentine's...
NE 23rd Street dev project first in 38 years
A ground breaking ceremony launched construction on the $4.3 million 1700 NE 23rd Clinic Project on a blighted stretch of NE 23rd Street east...
Braum’s withdraws zoning request – what next?
Braum’s Ice Cream and Dairy Stores withdrew a zoning request Friday that, if passed, would have resulted in demolishing the buildings that house Hi-Lo...
Angry neighbors meet Braums reps
Angry neighbors and fans of businesses in the Donnay and Classen Grill buildings near the intersection of Classen Boulevard and NW Expressway met with...
Kasum Contemporary founders closing doors in November
Tony Morton and Stacey Miller are looking forward to having more time flexibility once they close Kasum Contemporary Fine Arts, their Plaza District gallery...
One last look before work begins on First National Center
Developer Gary Brooks and his partner, Charlie Nicholas, are ready to begin work on the First National Center in downtown Oklahoma City on Robinson...
State is “hypocritical” says OKC industrial entrepreneur
“We are a very hypocritical state,” says Dirk Spiers, one of the leading industrial entrepreneurs in Oklahoma City.
He doesn’t like how the Oklahoma Legislature...
