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The Oklahoma City Museum of Art announced four new businesses had joined its Corporate Partnership program after the Museum recently held its Fourth Annual Corporate Partner Breakfast.According to a press

An Edmond oil, gas and real estate entrepreneur is spending millions of dollars to give his community a special gift.

Enjoy a special evening dining out on a rooftop overlooking Oklahoma City’s skyline when the 10-year-old Starlight Supper returns next week.

The 2023 AIA Architecture Tour features four commercial projects, two residential projects and a school.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Girl Scouts Western Oklahoma will host its 11th annual Cookies & Cocktails fundraiser event on Friday, August 12 at Camp Trivera, 2508 N.E. 50th in Oklahoma City.

Ground was broken recently at the site of the Premier Breast Health Institute of Oklahoma.

Thirteen local florists have created living sculptures based on different works in the permanent collection at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, and you can see them this weekend only for “Art in Bloom.”

Visitors will soon enjoy results of a $10.5 million renovation of Quartz Mountain State Park Lodge in southwestern Oklahoma, state tourism officials say.

The fencing is down and blue lanterns rise up from a rebuilt plaza surrounding the BancFirst Tower main entrance welcoming tenants and visitors to a downtown landmark that has undergone a dramatic transformation. Bank employees are starting their move into the tower with a workforce of 425 expected to occupy the tower by this summer. The $70 million overhaul, however, remains a job in progress, and work by Lingo Construction won’t be complete until 2023. “This was a building in tremendous di...