Seven years ago, Tim and Christie Mannin had a conviction. God was calling them to start a church. At first, the husband and wife, who had been involved in Oklahoma City-area churches for years, fought it off. After all, there were plenty of churches in OKC. Following much prayer, they came around to the calling. […]
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Hall monitors
Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics (OSSM) has held student art shows in the past, but always in the confines of the large, residential school campus. Though the fenced-in public high school grounds are open to visitation, there is not much reason for community members to go through the area without an existing connection to […]
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Couple works together to open artistic hub
Tony Dyke’s Views from the Studio and Susan Morrison-Dyke’s Elusive Movements are on display at Art Hall through Friday.
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Art Hall brings a public gallery to The Rise in Uptown 23rd District
Art Hall made its debut in March during the Open Streets OKC festival.
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Urban Teahouse takes guests beyond bitter bagged teas
For a huge energy blast, get the matcha latte.
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Neighborhood businesses, including Tower Theatre, are on upswing
Few things excite the locals more than the promise of what the future holds.
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Rise up
Rendering of The Rise More specifically, a project called The Rise is set to move into the ailing building at the northwest corner of N.W. 23rd and Walker Avenue that has been home to the Hotel & Motel Liquidation store for more than two decades. Johnathan Russell, president of Land Run Commercial Real Estate, plans […]