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Practice & Policy Lecture Series: The Senior Safety Net in Jeopardy. Read more | Preview

To spend a day with Robbie Kienzle is to spend a day exploring the past, present and future of Oklahoma City. As urban development director in the city Planning Department, she has a stake in shaping the city in everything from city parks to public art to rethinking established uses to maximize an area’s success. Read more | Preview

In 1992, Jason Woodruff of Oklahoma City lost his father. At 9 years old, he longed for his dad, a man who took him sailing and helped him with homework. While watching a news special about a grief support center in Portland, he asked his mother if Oklahoma City had a place that could help him.

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You know when quitting time is, but do you know when it’s time to quit?

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Chief of Staff
City of Oklahoma City’s Mayor Mick Cornett
March 7, 2012
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For those not planning a week at the beach or a vacanza Italiana this summer, plenty of excursions exist that don’t require passports or layovers. Besides, wouldn’t it be nice to spend your vacation dollars right here at home?
Whether you prefer the as-close-tothe-house-as-possible staycation or the near-but-away-from-here destination, take a gander at fellow okcBIZ readers’ top picks. Read more | Preview

While the housing market nationwide has taken a roller-coaster ride in recent years, often with more plunges than ascents in many areas, Oklahoma City consistently has held its own. Read more | Preview

The phone in Kent J. Smith Jr.’s Ohio University office kept ringing. On the other end was a search firm that kept saying he was destined to be Langston University’s next president. Read more | Preview

As the supporting agency for 20 arts organizations in the metro area, the business of fundraising is always on Allied Arts president and CEO Deborah McAuliffe Senner’s mind. Read more | Preview

with Paul Meyer
Architect/Principal
MA+ Architecture
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It's time again for the Dean A. McGee Awards to honor those who strive to make Downtown a better place. Read more | Preview

Jim Cowan spent several years leading the Bricktown Association during the area’s renaissance. with that job, which involved constantly being around a young, hip crowd, he always had his finger on the pulse of what was going on.

47 COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE 48 NEW & EXPANDING 49 SBA LOANS 50 EXECUTIVE HOMES. Read more | Preview