Most days when customers walk into the Clean Juice location in Classen Curve, they will see franchise owner Jasmine Parker operating the huge cold-pressed juicer through a window. The labor-intensive practice keeps a variety of organic and nutrient-rich bottled juices well stocked for customers to grab on the go or for a curated juice cleanse. […]
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Retail Oklahoma
While traditional retail appears to be on a decline in some markets, Oklahoma is seeing various new retailers throughout the metro. About a dozen new-to-market stores have opened recently, and more are coming soon. Tammy Fate, senior manager of retail development and recruitment for Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, said the metro’s growing population, which is […]
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Tribute hotel
The Ellison Hotel, set to open in 2021, will stand in The Triangle at Classen Curve and work in partnership with Ralph Ellison Foundation. It will mark Marriott International’s first foray into Oklahoma under its Tribute Portfolio brand, which focuses on independent boutique hotels “rooted in their local community.” The 75,000 square-foot hotel will house […]
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Fox expansion
The collective restaurant scene in Oklahoma City took notice in March with the announcement of Fox Restaurant Concepts’ entrance into the market with its successful health-focused Flower Child restaurant slated for Classen Curve. Fox Restaurant Concepts got a boost with its overall expansion plans this week after it announced a $353 million acquisition by The […]
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Nichols Hills Plaza celebrates recent growth
New venues in the plaza include restaurant En Croute, grocery story Trader Joe’s, fitness studio SoulCycle and Pure Barre, accessory boutique Rustic Cuff and clothing and accessories store Lily Rain.
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Red Coyote event gives runners a chance to spread local love
Local Love Run begins 6 p.m. at Fassler Hall, 421 NW 10th St.
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Leslie Hensley doesn’t do anything halfheartedly.
Leslie Hensley doesn’t do anything halfheartedly.
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Classen Curve events to benefit OKC Zoo
Margaret Holloway, general manager of Cafe 501, sat across the table and was clearly ill at ease. Before we could get down to business, Margaret looked earnestly and said, “It makes me really uncomfortable that you don’t have anything to eat or drink. What can I get you?”
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OKG Shop: Back to school
Whether you are getting the little ones ready for their first big day or wanting to look sharp for your first day back, several places in Oklahoma City can help you look your best.
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After Aubrey
Aubrey McClendon Credit: Shannon Cornman The nonprofit sector was put on notice by the company in January with a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing that stated Chesapeake planned to significantly curtail its charitable giving. The company did not disclose how much less it would be giving to charitable causes. Chesapeake’s 2011 annual report showed […]