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The most successful musical of all time is returning by popular demand to OKC for a May 12-29 run at Civic Center Music Hall.

Oklahoman Two leading downtown developers of offices and housing have bought the Colcord Hotel and are building up a hotel portfolio that includes the unfinished Aloft near Quail Springs Mall and other properties nationwide. Developers Mark Beffort and Andy Burnett purchased the Colcord on April 30 for an undisclosed price from Devon Energy, which put the property up for sale in October. Drew Noecker, who brokered the deal, called the hotel a "trophy asset." "Andy and Mark are long-term guys," Noecker said. "They have patient capital and want to buy the hotels in trophy locations with rich hi...

Oklahoman Devon Energy is still unable to project a completion date for replacing windows on its 50-story headquarters that were destroyed by a malfunctioning window washing basket. The tower, built over three years, opened in 2013 and is the tallest in the state. Window replacement started almost two years ago. Devon representatives ask that drones and other aircraft stay away from the building while window replacement is underway due to safety concerns for the workers. How many windows are left to replace at Devon Tower? Lisa Adams, Devon spokeswoman, could not detail how many windows are l...

Seth Bodine / KOSU On the 49th floor of the Devon Tower in Oklahoma City, a chef walked a cutting board with a large steak to a table where Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt was sitting. But this wasn’t just a regular steak — it was the first Oklahoma Certified Beef steak. The Oklahoma Certified Beef Association kicked off the program to promote local ranchers in the state by serving the governor the steak. The nonprofit organization was created following the passage of HB 3963 into law during the 2020 legislative session. The bill was sponsored by Rep. Ty Burns (R—Pawnee) and Sen. Casey Murd...

Close Mayor David Holt speaks at the groundbreaking of a new grocery store on Oct. 1 in northeast Oklahoma City, which has been a food desert for decades. The city is working to invest more in the area through a “Northeast Renaissance” effort. breaking By Supriya Sridhar | Oklahoma Watch Dec 9, 2020 Dec 9, 2020 Mayor David Holt speaks at the groundbreaking of a new grocery store on Oct. 1 in northeast Oklahoma City, which has been a food desert for decades. The city is working to invest more in the area through a “Northeast Renaissanceâ...