Topic: development
Construction - 08.29.2011
Deep-fried revenue
Additional renovations to State Fair Park have been moved toward the front of the MAPS 3 timeline
Deep-fried butter won’t be the only new thing at the Oklahoma State
Fair this year. State Fair Park President and CEO Tim O’Toole says that
since 2005, the park has undergone $70 million in renovations designed
to attract and retain business year-round. Read more
Compass - 01.23.2012
Compass: 2-1-2012
News and notes on business development in Oklahoma City.
by okcBIZ Staff
“USA Canoe/Kayak is launching a new era in paddle sports in the United States, with a focus on enabling U.S. athletes to achieve sustained competitive excellence in Olympic, Paralympic and other international competition,” says Joe Jacobi, USA Canoe/ Kayak CEO. Read more
New and Expanding Businesses - 01.23.2012
February New & Expanding Businesses
News and notes on growing business in the Oklahoma City-area.
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Architecture - 01.23.2012
There they grow!
Take a look at some new sites, recent renovations and ongoing projects around the metro
Compass - 02.24.2012
March Compass
News and notes on business development in Oklahoma City.
In January, the Oklahoma City Thunder signed all-star
guard Russell Westbrook to a five-year, $80 million contract extension.
He has been with the NBA franchise for the past three seasons and has
racked up honors, including leading the team to a spot in the Western
Conference Finals last season.
“We are thrilled to solidify Russell’s future with the Thunder,” says General Manager Sam Presti. “Since we arrived in Oklahoma City, Russell’s work ethic, persistence, character and involvement in our community have helped us establish the standards that we are committed to on a day-to-day basis. He is a valued member of our organization and we look forward to his continued contributions on and off the floor.”
Read moreArchitecture - 03.28.2012
Atkinson’s abode
Open to the public, the home of W.P. ‘Bill’ Atkinson stands as a time capsule to the city he founded, Midwest City
It’s the early 1940s and not much is happening on the outskirts of
Oklahoma City. Not among the cedar trees, not along the dusty roads —
just some homesteads dotting the lonely plains. Read more
Real Estate - 03.21.2012
Nefarious newcomers not welcome at MidTown project
Neighbors in the Heritage Hills and Mesta Park neighborhoods want to
ensure that many of the businesses to their north on N.W. 23rd Street
don’t end up to their south. As long as there are no establishments to give
blood, worship, buy adult videos, pawn a television, or get a tattoo,
neighbors seem willing to see a multifamily development with retail on
Walker Avenue, that isn’t even in either neighborhood, to move forward. Read more
Real Estate - 03.28.2012
Edmond economics
Officials report good year for commercial and residential permits in 2011
Edmond finished 2011 strong, and city officials hope to continue that momentum this year. Read more
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