People in Oklahoma City will be offered a chance to purchase plants for the special men in their lives this Father’s Day while also supporting people who are working their way out of homelessness. The Curbside Chronicle is creating succulent arrangements that will be made and sold at pop-up shops by vendors who are experiencing […]
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Chicken-Fried News: Signs of times
On a recent dusky evening, the esteemed Chicken-Fried News panel gathered around its clairvoyant oracle, which we set up last Thursday in the office break room after Scott Pruitt’s voodoo doll got boring. “Oh ye mystical powers of the universe,” we howled in unison, “if’t be true that Oklahoma is a state locked in ceaseless […]
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Oklahoma Gazette’s Forty Under 40 Class of 2017
Oklahoma Gazette Announces Forty Under 40 Class of 2017 OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma Gazette (OKG) hosted the Forty Under 40 Class of 2017 Awards Reception on Tuesday, Nov. 14 at Vast 2 on the 50th Floor of Devon Tower. The evening provided guests and honorees an opportunity to meet and learn more about each other while taking […]
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Development on OKC condos begins with a focus on high-end units
The Broadway Condominiums is expected to open in Automobile Alley sometime in early 2019.
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Enrollment ends Monday for MetroFit Wellness Community OutReach classes
In two years, Metro Technology Center’s 12 to 15 weekly MetroFit Wellness Community OutReach classes, made possible in part by the Oklahoma City Community Foundation’s Wellness Initiative, have maxed out. “We offer multiple sessions of tai chi, Zumba, Get Fit, line dancing, kickboxing and yoga,” said Metro Tech wellness coordinator Valerie McMurray-Hopkins. Different classes can […]
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Automobile Alley developers announce plans for urban condos
Nick Preftakes and Mark Ruffin’s The Broadway Condominiums will bring needed residences to one of OKC’s fastest-growing districts.
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Kirkpatrick Family Fund distributes more than $1 million in grants
Sixty Oklahoma nonprofits will use the funds for arts, education, health, social services and other outreach programs.
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St. Anthony and Oklahoma City Museum of Art team up for children’s art outlet
The Healing Arts program helps children develop ways to communicate their emotions and healthy coping mechanisms.
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Baseball legend Cal Ripken Jr. is guest speaker at this year’s Bowtie Ball
Fields & Futures’ annual Bowtie Ball benefits school athletics programs in Oklahoma City.