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The American Indian Cultural Center and Museum’s second chance is cemented with
an agreement reached by Oklahoma City, the state and the Chickasaw Nation.
Jim Couch, Leslie Batchelor and Mark Beffort are being recognized for their work in the development of OKC.
The bond referendum and MAPS projects would fund further infrastructure and capital improvement projects in OKC.
The agreement outlines rules including how much water Oklahoma City is allowed to take from the Sardis Lake annually.
Embark expands services and enhancements, but progress might be stalled due to budget concerns and cuts.
City council receives update on streetcar maintenance facility, Kevin Durant builds courts for kids, EMBARK offers Free Fare Fridays and more.
City officials look into improving Classen Boulevard for pedestrian and bike traffic, three OKCPS graduates are being inducted into the Wall of Fame and Oklahoma City Police should receive body cameras by the end of the year.
BikePed plan Last week’s Livable Streets Summit highlighted the demand in Oklahoma City for more bikeable and walkable streets and open and safe public spaces. The city has made some effort in recent years to expand its cycling infrastructure and is in the beginning stages of a bike/pedestrian master plan called BikePedOKC. “This plan will […]
So long “Your paper once called me a ‘grumpy old man,’” Councilman Pat Ryan (pictured) told the Oklahoma Gazette reporter in his office before a long pause. “That’s the only thing you’ve ever got right about me.” Ryan, a 10-year member of the Oklahoma City Council, often came across as a man with rough edges, […]
Aubrey Hammontree Photo Provided Doug Kupper will become the city’s new parks and recreation director. Aubrey Hammontree, who is currently interim planning director, will assume that position permanently. Kupper is currently the parks and recreation director in Wichita, Kan., where he has served for 14 years. “Probably one of the best projects I managed to […]
