Sean Cummings’ Irish Restaurant has returned to Oklahoma City, filling a nearly four-year pub void. The new location is in the former Sophabella’s at 7628 N. May Ave. and opened in early May a few blocks north from his wife’s Vito’s Ristorante, where the original Irish pub shared a wall. Sean Cummings’ Irish Pub closed […]
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“The Ferris wheel is in that location because it’s the biggest statement we are making that Wheeler is not just about celebrating a neighborhood,” Humphreys said. “Wheeler is about celebrating the city.”
“The Ferris wheel is in that location because it’s the biggest statement we are making that Wheeler is not just about celebrating a neighborhood,” Humphreys said. “Wheeler is about celebrating the city.”
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Edmond Teen scores big with OKC Dodgers
Carter Williams works for Oklahoma City Dodgers through iJobs, a training program for students with disabilities.
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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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Mobile barbershop provides community and style
A metro-area couple is working on a barbershop that provides the sanctity of the barbershop space to those who cannot access one on their own.
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Midtown joins downtown OKC
Midtown is now officially part of the downtown OKC family, but some business owners are not happy about it.
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Public transit expands services in OKC with more to come
Expansions to public transit make life easier for many OKC residents, but some say more services are still needed.
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This rapper isn’t after fame or fortune. Instead, he wants to demolish negative stereotypes and uplift a generation.
This rapper isn’t after fame or fortune. Instead, he wants to demolish negative stereotypes and uplift a generation.
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At Inaka Sushi & Bar, chefs create unique and alluring combinations
Authentic, shmauthentic. Inaka has flavor.
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Sunbeam Family Services opens doors to new campus
Sunbeam has helped youth and working-class poor for more than 100 years, and it is still expanding.