Red Andrews Park is one of several parks in Oklahoma City that are getting makeovers.

Earlier this month, civic leaders broke ground on Midtown’s only public green space to begin the revitalization project, which includes a sun lawn, walking path, volleyball court, new...

For most college students in Oklahoma, this week marks the beginning of the fall semester. While the thought of college often evokes images of large, historic buildings nestled among tree-lined campuses, there is an emerging trend that brings education to the heart of...

Public art enriches our lives and community in many ways. It is one of a few expressions of art that is created for everyone -- uninhibited by attire, reservations or cost. It is also a proven economic driver. Public art increases publicity for the city, tourism and le...

Recently the city gave an update on its efforts to address the stated priorities of our City Council, one which is to encourage a robust economy.

A strong economy that supports job creation and improves the local tax base is fundamental to our growth. To make Oklahoma C...

Recently, Oklahoma City has been competing with cities in Kansas and Missouri for a new manufacturing facility for a large water bottling company.

Niagara Bottling will bring 45 new full-time positions and a new direct payroll of nearly $2 million. Based on economic fac...

Michael Owens, community development director for the Alliance for Economic Development for Oklahoma City, was recently selected for Leadership Oklahoma City’s Signature Class 36.

Over the next 10 months, Owens will join other community leaders in the program to learn m...

On Tuesday, the City Council approved the agreement for a public art installation outside of the new municipal courts building on Couch Drive.

The art was selected from among 43 submissions. The artist, Krivanek + Breaux/Art + Design, will create a series of sculptures...