After weeks of sharply negative exchanges on the Oklahoma City Council concerning transparency of the body’s processes, there might be a way to lower tensions and empower the public. Oklahoma Gazette has learned that a proposed resolution has been drafted that, if passed by the council, will give the public more than 30 days to […]
Brett Dickerson
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Allied Arts hits record number of donors
Oklahoma arts programs like Allied Arts are suffering financially due to the budget shortfall and lower donations.
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Main Street Arcade reopens to favorable fanfare
Main Street Arcade, renovated by Gardner Architects and Lingo Construction, reopened in early August.
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Major improvements usher in Wake Zone’s transition into Lost Lakes Amphitheater and Water Park
A music complex, an amphitheater, trails and paintball and hydroboarding facilities are included in the venue’s rebranding, scheduled for an Aug. 19 opening.
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Oklahoma is using a federal grant to study apprenticeship programs
The $200,000 grant was provided by the U.S. Department of Labor.
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OKC public transit offers students affordable, flexible alternative to school busing
An Embark-issued Haul Pass photo ID allows qualified riders unlimited use for a $10 monthly fee.
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“The Ferris wheel is in that location because it’s the biggest statement we are making that Wheeler is not just about celebrating a neighborhood,” Humphreys said. “Wheeler is about celebrating the city.”
“The Ferris wheel is in that location because it’s the biggest statement we are making that Wheeler is not just about celebrating a neighborhood,” Humphreys said. “Wheeler is about celebrating the city.”
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Reduxion Theater’s new artistic director promises to keep pushing the envelope
Tonia Sina was also the director of Reduction Theater Company’s production of In the Next Room (or The Vibrator Play).
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Catholic Charities’ new facility helps the organization run its programs more effectively
The 33,860-square-foot building has a large, colorful, comfortable lobby for those waiting to see caseworkers.
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New rules mean vaping must be regulated like tobacco
Some industry insiders believe the new vaping regulations could signal the end of the industry if enforced.