The former Crossroads Mall has been turned into a Hispanic community center supporting small businesses.
Brett Dickerson
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Education blogger is new superintendent of Mid-Del Public Schools
Rick Cobb makes the move from formerly anonymous state education blogger to Mid-Del superintendent.
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Officials step their game with their approval of PlanOKC
Is it okay for your neighbor to move a couple of braying donkeys into the backyard of his 50-foot lot next door to you in the middle of the city?
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TAP Architecture wins international award
The new Arts District Garage brings in an international award for TAP Architecture and gives a glimpse into the future face of OKC.
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Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center gets a new home
Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center is moving from the fairgrounds to a new, more accessible building in Automobile Alley designed by Elliott + Associates Architects.
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Married couple remain strong education advocates even in retirement
The librarian and the music man move into a new phase of education advocacy.
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Oklahoma Humanities Council is now accepting grant applications
Organizations seeking grants from Oklahoma Humanities Council must turn in their application drafts by Aug. 1.
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City approves cost share program to repair sidewalks
The council budgeted up to $100,000 for the program that began July 1.
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Allied Arts raises more than $3 million to ‘bridge gap’ in arts education
Allied Arts hits its multimillion-dollar fundraising goal.
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Cover Story: Generations of sold-out audiences still pack Winchester Drive-In
Lindy Shanbour loves people, his employees and the movie business. He gets to interact with all three every night through the summer as he runs Winchester Drive-In, 6930 S. Western Ave., a busy place in the midst of celebrating its 47th anniversary. Shanbour, who owns the Winchester, still cannot imagine dropping out of this type […]