Kristin Vails, who has spent the last several years as one of Oklahoma City’s urban pioneers, is stepping down from her post as executive director of the Plaza District, a commercial hub on 16th Street that has become a model for neighborhood revitalization in recent years.
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Oklahoma City’s school board wants to better understand the tax increment financing (TIF) process, especially as the city considers expanding it.
Oklahoma City’s school board wants to better understand the tax increment financing (TIF) process, especially as the city considers expanding it.
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City Council elections: Salyer draws two challengers in downtown ward
Ward 6 is nearly visible from every other ward in the city.
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Waldrop, 63, is running for Oklahoma City Council in Ward 6, which includes downtown, Capitol Hill and many other neighborhoods in the city’s core.
Waldrop, 63, is running for Oklahoma City Council in Ward 6, which includes downtown, Capitol Hill and many other neighborhoods in the city’s core.
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BLOG: Five things to know as council prepares for new budget
Job growth, declining oil prices and many other factors create a mixed economic bag for the city as the council prepares for the Fiscal Year 2016 budget.
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WARD 2: Cooper shakes labels, wants to bring ‘different approach’
James Cooper said he has a different approach than the current Ward 2 councilman.
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A pastor, teacher, doctor and professor. It’s no joke; it’s the race for Oklahoma City’s Ward 2 council seat.
A pastor, teacher, doctor and professor. It’s no joke; it’s the race for Oklahoma City’s Ward 2 council seat.
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BLOG: Council will consider sidewalk funds for bus stop pads
As the city spends over $18 million on new sidewalks across Oklahoma City, Ward 2 Councilman Ed Shadid has requested that some of the funds be used for concrete pads for dedicated bus shelters.
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Shadid draws three opponents in Ward 2 race
The Ward 2 race for city council is crowded with the March 3 election approaching.
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Forum brings hundreds to dream up ‘a Better Classen’
Hundreds gathered to share ideas on how to make Classen Blvd. more bike and pedestrian friendly.