News
Clifton Adcock
Redirected MAPS 3 use-tax funds will be utilized to prevent the elimination of additional public safety positions.
Saturday 18 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: Maps
Change of plans
News
Clifton Adcock
Redirected MAPS 3 use-tax funds will be utilized to prevent the elimination of additional public safety positions.
Bumper cars
News
Clifton Adcock
Although he’s for public transit, one City Council member is railing against the method and cost of the fixed downtown streetcar concept.
Penny for your thoughts
News
Clifton Adcock
Public opinion is split about the location for the new convention center, the most expensive MAPS 3 project, although proximity to Bricktown is key.
Positive perceptions
Residents are generally pleased with the direction Oklahoma City is taking
News
Clifton Adcock
An overwhelming majority of Oklahoma City’s likely voters believe the municipality is on the right track and has done a good job handling the MAPS funds, according to a recent poll.
Ward 5
Incumbent Brian Walters, who voted against MAPS 3, faces challenger David Greenwell.
News
Clifton Adcock
The primary election Tuesday will likely decide who will win the seat for the Oklahoma City Council. Incumbent Brian Walters drew challenger David Greenwell for the south-central ward.
Ward 6
Incumbent Meg Salyer battles a self-described candidate ‘for the common people’ and a challenger backed with union and Sooner Tea Party support.
News
Clifton Adcock
The March 1 municipal primary is fast approaching, and among the four City Council races, Ward 6 is one of two races with more than two candidates.
Streetcar for the car-free
40,000 people in OKC have no access to a car.
Commentary
Blair Humphreys
More than 40,000 Oklahoma City residents did not have to worry about snowcovered roads impacting their drive to work after the recent snowstorms. That is because more than 40,000 Oklahoma City residents live in households without access to a single car.
