Center for Employment Opportunities helps put 200-250 people recently released from prison on a path to employment each year.
Meg Salyer
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SoSA neighbors, Midtown businesses and the local government work together to ready Red Andrews Park renovations
SoSA is the term for the revitalized neighborhood developing south of St. Anthony Hospital.
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OKC voters could go to the polls in September to vote on a bond referendum and a possible MAPS tax
The bond referendum and MAPS projects would fund further infrastructure and capital improvement projects in OKC.
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Oklahoma City Council moves ahead with railroad quiet zone plans
Establishing a quiet zone will increase safety at crossings and improve the quality of life in Automobile Alley.
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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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Oklahoma City Council votes to form tax force focused on reform
Oklahoma City Council and others seek reforms and more transparency in Oklahoma tax laws.
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Paula Stover wins Urban Pioneer Award
This year’s Urban Pioneer Award honors years of work by Lyric Theatre’s managing director Paula Stover.
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Metro Briefs: city wastewater, museum money and smoking ban
Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust chooses new wastewater treatment management, the Chickasaw Nation makes a bid for The American Indian Cultural Center and Museum and Oklahoma City Council bans smoking on OKC property.
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Commentary: A median ordinance protects everyone
Georgie Rasco supports the proposed median ordinance and says it addresses safety concerns for all.
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Proposed city ordinance could be challenged in court
The law would prohibit individuals from being in median and might prohibit free speech, according to ACLU.