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Empire Slice House marks ten-year milestone with celebration and location opening at Paycom Center

Empire Slice House is set to celebrate its ten-year anniversary on October 28 in the plaza district.

New branding and new location for Share

Share, the learning and development provider for Scotland’s housing and property sector, has announced a rebrand with a new logo, and a change of address.

Rise of an Empire: Plaza pizza spot that sparked a dozen concepts celebrates 10 years

With the launch of Empire Slice House in 2013, Oklahoma City gained a neighborhood spot for New York-style pies.

New restaurant on Route 66 adds to the revitalization of the area

The mother road will be celebrating its centennial in 2026. Some of the restaurants on Route 66 have also been around for about a century, like Ike’s Chili.

This Wallpaper Captures Light and Shadow's Hypnotic Dance – SURFACE

Kelly Behun debuts two collections for Calico Wallpaper that capture light’s alluring dance within interiors.

Milan Design Week returns in force for its 60th anniversary.

Trends from the largest global design event, celebrating its 60th year.

Missouri girl, 7, who survived tornado that killed her sister is learning to walk again

Avalinn Rackley, 7, aided by a walker and a neck brace, began a slow and steady stroll across her hospital room after a successful round of surgery on Wednesday.

"There is no reason people should have been scrambling last minute to get to shelter": Sister of worker killed in Amazon warehouse crushed by tornado speaks out on lack of safety

Rachel Cope’s brother, Clayton Lynn Cope, was killed in an Amazon warehouse in Edwardsville, Illinois while trying to alert his coworkers to seek cover as a tornado barreled down upon the facility.

Kentucky candle factory staff were threatened with sack if they left as tornado bore down on them

Workers were on the night shift on Friday when tornado hit candle factory. Eight people from the factory died, with 74 people across Kentucky killed. Some allege they were not allowed home.