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As Oklahoma City grows and moves forward, the downtown area has continued to become a hotspot for new construction and attractions. Through this progress, the city has found a way to honor OKC’s longest standing mayor, Mick Cornett.

Rose State College’s technical training program is the first of its kind in Oklahoma to offer Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ)-approved water and wastewater training courses online.

EOS®, the Entrepreneurial Operating System, is a set of concepts and tools that help thousands of entrepreneurs get more from their businesses.

During summer, many are focused on eating healthy.

One standout author from Oklahoma captured the minds and hearts of many, and his name was Ralph Ellison.

Aviation Day is approaching on Aug. 19, an opportune time to evaluate how the Oklahoma aerospace industry is weathering the COVID-19 pandemic.

What does success look like? Defining a goal will help your team stay focused on the task at hand without getting too distracted.

NBCUniversal has officially entered the streaming wars with its new Peacock service, launched nationwide on July 14.

Chances are, at some point during our careers we all have the opportunity to mentor and impart our wisdom onto the next generation of professionals.

Oklahoma is proud to be home to the head-turning Blue Whale of Catoosa, located right off the historic Route 66.

The 2020-2021 school year will look vastly different for Oklahoma City students as Oklahoma City Public Schools has made significant changes to the way schools will operate amidst the COVID-19 outbreak.

With more than 500 million years of Oklahoma natural history on display, the Sam Noble Museum opened back up on Aug. 4 for the public to enjoy.

With COVID-19 cancelling the NFL preseason and keeping fans away, America’s yearning for sports.

A new report by Wren Kitchens revealed the home improvements that add the most value to the overall price of a home.

Employers are smart to develop/modify COVID-19 workforce plans to account for summer-related issues.

Founded in 1903, Boley was home to more than 4,000 citizens by 1911, earning its title as one of the largest All-Black Towns of Oklahoma (and one of only 13 still in existence).

Quality leadership can make or break an organization.

Ree Drummond, or more famously known as “The Pioneer Woman,” created a stay-at-home series to not only keep viewers entertained amid the pandemic, but to also provide a sense of comedic relief that fans so desperately need during this time.

OKC Energy FC has taken a number of health and safety measures to ensure fans feel comfortable while inside the stadium.

The Oklahoma Governor’s Mansion is a symbol of the resilience and history of the state.

Rose State College has formed the collaborative Aerospace Software Institute to meet growing demands within government and industry.

Kevin Sonntag joins the agency to provide leadership for DRTC’s federal contracts including Tinker Air Force Base, FAA, U.S. Marshals and federal buildings downtown.

July 23, 2020 would have been the first day of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Another kind of Olympics, Special Olympics Oklahoma, was also postponed this year.

A recent TRIP report found that Oklahoma’s infrastructure has improved, but still has miles to go.

It’s true, social media never sleeps. Therefore, brands need to have a strategy in place to ensure engagement and response is a priority.

With the Oklahoma heat rising to triple digits, heat stroke, exhaustion and dehydration are among a few illnesses that could affect your body this summer.

A floating cabin in Oklahoma? Imagine that.

If you aren’t able to keep your hand on the asphalt for seven seconds, it is too hot for your dog’s paws.

When deciding whether to continue its intern program, Phillips 66 chose to honor all of its commitments.

Did you know Oklahoma is where African American men and women came together to create more than 50 identifiable towns and settlements from 1865 to 1920?

Oklahoma is becoming an alluring destination for aerospace companies looking to expand.

Ever since Tesla selected Tulsa, Oklahoma and Austin, Texas as finalists for its new U.S. assembly plant, Oklahoma has been making a push to become Tesla’s newest location.