Oklahoma City

Workforce shortages pose a pervasive challenge across diverse industries nationwide, yet the education sector faced this issue well before the pandemic. Today, school districts everywhere are working to find solutions to put high-quality teachers in classrooms with limited resources. Oklahoma City Public Schools (OKCPS) Foundation has implemented some

Oklahoma City’s Green Team, an initiative of Downtown OKC Partnership, is a dedicated force of downtown ambassadors dedicated to keeping our downtown OKC safe and clean. As the city thrives, the Green Team plays a pivotal role in realizing the importance of the Business Improvement District (BID). You can read this entire article on VeloCityOKC.com.

It was a historic day for Oklahoma City and specifically the burgeoning Innovation District as earlier this month Convergence hosted its Topping Out Ceremony. Convergence is a mixed-used development located in the heart of the Innovation District that emphasizes innovation, collaboration, diversity and advanced technology. The 230,000-square-foot

More than five years after closing on the sale of an iconic but dilapidated skyscraper in downtown Oklahoma City, BancFirst’s $70 million renovation is complete. The decision to undertake the massive project wasn't just a strategic move for BancFirst but a commitment to the city's revitalization. The transformation earned BancFirst a Distinguished

Oklahoma City is making waves as one of the fastest growing cities for job opportunities. According to data provided by Gusto, a leading cloud-based HR platform, Oklahoma City experienced a notable surge in job growth, cementing its position as an attractive hub for employment seekers. You can read this entire article on VeloCityOKC.com.

Oklahoma City is experiencing a surge in retail development projects, reshaping the city's landscape and offering a wide range of new experiences for residents and visitors alike. The OAK development, located across from Penn Square Mall, is a 20-acre mix of retail, office space, a Hilton Lively Hotel, new-to-market restaurants and luxury residences.

The momentum of a rebounding economy and the effects of pandemic-era supplemental income streams set the stage for 2024, according to an economic outlook report released by the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber. The annual study was completed by Russell Evans, partner and chief economist for Thorberg Collective, and Eric Long, research economist for the

Oklahoma City has clinched the top spot for the lowest cost of living among large cities with populations exceeding 500,000. That’s according to a recent report by the Council for Community and Economic Research (C2ER). You can read this entire article on VeloCityOKC.com.