Member News

The Annual Steve Lackmeyer Downtown Year in Review is set for December 3rd at The Downton OKC Sheraton. This will be the first time to hear Mayor David Holt and Gov. Bill Anoatubby on the same stage talking about downtown OKC development.

In partnership with the community, Sunbeam Family Service’s “Season of Joy” will make this holiday season brighter for nearly 100 families whose young children attend the nonprofit’s early learning centers.

Through “Season of Joy”, parents provide Sunbeam with a wish list, which includes toys and most-needed household items, for their family. The community has the opportunity to “sponsor” a family and shop for items on the wish list. Sponsors are asked to deliver unwrapped wish list items to Sunbeam Family Services, located at 1100 N.W. 14^th St. in Oklahoma City, from Dec 2. through Dec. 6 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

To sign up to sponsor a family through Sunbeam’s “Season of Joy”, or for more information, visit sunbeamfamilyservices.org/joy or contact Sarah England at sengland@sunbeamfamilyservices.org or 405-609-8994.

Join us Wed, February 12 at 12 PM CST for this introductory webinar led by Dr. Anne Walker to learn how you can partner with Saint Paul School of Theology to nurture faith leaders in your ministry.

Join us online on Thursday, February 27, 10 am - 12 pm for a Digital Listening Session for pastoral leaders in Oklahoma.

Join us on Thursday, January 30, 10 am - 12 pm at Wesley UMC for a Listening Session for pastoral leaders in Oklahoma City & Central Oklahoma. 

Kleinfelder announced it has opened a new office location in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The new space – located at 4149 Highline Blvd., Suite 220, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73108 – strengthens Kleinfelder’s presence in the state where engineers, scientists, and construction professionals are already supporting transportation, energy, and public works projects from the firm’s Tulsa, OK office.

Internet eXchange Oklahoma City (iX-OKC) has created Oklahoma’s first IXP peering fabric in RACK59 Data Center’s carrier hotel. The launch of iX-OKC will allow ISPs and content providers in the region to keep local traffic local by reducing the need to exchange traffic in larger carrier exchange markets like Dallas or Kansas City. This new addition to OKC’s connectivity landscape is expected to result in reduced latency and faster connectivity for Oklahoma network providers and enterprise users.