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Water leak at Oklahoma data center sparks concern

El Reno, OK · 08-31

The Oklahoman

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Another pastor appointed to OK County Criminal Justice Authority

The nine-member Oklahoma County Criminal Justice Authority has nine members again, another northeast OKC pastor. District 1 Commissioner Jason Lowe, fresh off his reelection to office, nominated the Rev. Kenneth Morgan, senior pastor of Church of the Living God Ministries, 1445 NE 50. The Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously to appoint him on Wednesday, Aug. 26. Morgan replaces Steven Buck, who resigned from the public trust, which governs the county jail, earlier this year. Morgan, 61, is a newcomer to county government. Trust Chairman Jim Holman said he didn't know him. Brian Maughan, chairman of the board of commissioners, said, "I look forward to meeting him." More: Lowe wins Democratic runoff for Oklahoma County commissioner District 1 However, Rev. Derrick Scobey, the other pastor trustee, said he and Morgan go back half a century. "I’ve known Pastor Morgan since the sixth grade — Harding Middle School, nearly 50 years now," said Scobey, senior pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church , 3600 N Kelley Ave. "He’s a pastor’s son, married almost 40 years to his childhood sweetheart, honest, even-tempered, and highly intelligent. He’s not loud or boisterous, but he is no pushover." Scobey added, "He was born, reared, and still lives

Oklahoma County, OK · 08-27

The Oklahoman

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Clayton wins GOP nomination for Oklahoma County District 3 Commissioner

County Manager Jessica Clayton won the Republican runoff for District 3 Oklahoma County commissioner in Tuesday's voting, beating Alex Warren, and will face Democrat Jennifer Mayo in the general election Nov. 3, according to unofficial results from the Oklahoma County Election Board. With Clayton, voters chose a proponent of a county sales tax to complete the new county jail at 1901 E Grand Blvd. Clayton, 45, supports the tax and Warren, 64, opposes it. Voters will decide on that in the general election. The District 3 seat represents Edmond, Deer Creek, Arcadia, Luther and parts of Oklahoma City. The unofficial results were: Clayton : 16,933, or 63.1%. Warren : 9,904, or 36.9%. More: See live election results for GOP governor runoff, superintendent, more What Republican candidates for OK County District 3 said after the race Clayton thanked voters for trusting her with the office and Warren for "running a hard-fought race." "This campaign has been about service — listening to our communities, understanding their challenges, and bringing the experience to get to work on day one," she said. "Throughout this campaign, voters made their priorities clear: improving roads, bridges and infrastructure; supporting public safety; managing taxpayer dollars responsibly; and making

Oklahoma County, OK · 08-26

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Byerley Services LLC Releases Technical Analysis on Commercial Access Control and Perimeter Protection in Oklahoma City

Byerley Services LLC, an established perimeter security contractor operating in Oklahoma City, has published a specialized technical report analyzing security gate integration and access control design for commercial facilities across central Oklahoma. The document examines structural engineering considerations, motor duty cycles, safety compliance protocols, and entry automation systems tailored to high-volume industrial and commercial properties. Developed in response to expanding logistics hubs and commercial real estate development in the metropolitan area, the publication provides commercial property owners and facility managers with an objective operational framework for evaluating security hardware. By publishing detailed performance criteria, Byerley Services LLC aims to assist regional businesses in minimizing operational downtime, reducing unauthorized facility access, and maintaining compliance with regional building and safety codes.

Oklahoma City, OK · 08-26
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Colorado’s Hail Problem Is Not Just a Roof Problem — It’s Changing What Kind of Insurance Homeowners Can Get

The homeowners insurance crisis conversation has been dominated by wildfires and hurricanes. Florida. California. Louisiana. The images of destroyed coastal communities and burning hillsides have defined how most Americans understand the insurance market’s upheaval. Insurance Business Magazine reported this week on a different driver that is reshaping homeowners insurance...

Colorado · 08-23

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Historic Gold Dome up for auction in early September

OKLAHOMA CITY - The iconic Gold Dome near NW 23rd Street and Classen Boulevard is set to go up for auction Sept. 1 with a starting bid of $600,000, according to officials. The Oklahoma City landmark has faced years of uncertainty as redevelopment efforts have repeatedly stalled. Built in 1958...

Oklahoma City, OK · 08-21

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Understanding the Emotional Side of Downsizing and Moving On

Families often think of downsizing as a practical task—sorting belongings, packing boxes, and deciding what stays and what goes. But for older adults, the process is often much more personal. Every room, every photograph, and every keepsake can represent a lifetime of memories, relationships, and milestones. In the episode...

Oklahoma City, OK · 08-21

The Oklahoman

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Sports venue, more apartments and attractions coming to The Half

Construction is visible throughout the footprint at The Half, the large-scale mixed-use lifestyle and entertainment development along Broadway Extension near Britton Road in north Oklahoma City. A major sports and entertainment business is nearing completion, a retail building is rising nearby, and a Dallas, Texas-based apartment developer will break ground on an apartment project any day now at the more than 50-acre development located about halfway between downtown Oklahoma City and Edmond. The project is entering what developer Randy Hogan describes as its next key phase of site activity. More: Historic Jim Thorpe Building in OKC enters final phase of renovation MMTH Fieldhouse Crews continue to work on the MMTH Fieldhouse site, a multi-sport and recreation facility that Hogan said is targeting a Q4 2026 opening. The building, which can be seen close to Broadway Extension, will include high-tech basketball and baseball components, as well as miniature golf. Pronounced as Mammoth, the multi-story sports venue incorporates recreation into an upscale social house atmosphere, according to the company website. Games include Arc Rivals basketball, Flight Deck, an “elevated driving range experience for all,” a Pure Putt course, a batting cage, pickleball and more. The concept all boasts food and drinks and

Oklahoma City, OK · 08-23

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On The Border’s assets for sale after Chapter 7 bankruptcy

Liquidator TAGeX Brands alerted Chron on Monday to several ongoing auction efforts related to On The Border restaurant locations in Michigan, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas. The sales started roughly in early August and are set to end around the end of the month. Some of the items listed include various containers, cooking equipment and furniture. Auctions are running at the following locations:

North Carolina · 08-19

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See inside Oklahoma's most expensive lake house for sale

Oklahoma · 08-20

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John Rex Charter Buys Downtown OKC Office Tower for $5M High School

John Rex Charter Elementary has purchased a three-story office building in downtown Oklahoma City for $5,075,000, setting the stage for the district's first high school campus to open its doors in Fall 2027. The property, known as The Athenian, sits at 615 N. Hudson Ave. and totals 31,215 square feet, meaning the charter school paid roughly $162.58 per square foot to secure the site.

Oklahoma City, OK · 08-18

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Senior homeowners could benefit as multiple states put property tax changes on the ballot

Voters in Louisiana, Oklahoma and Florida will consider property tax changes in November that aim to reduce housing costs. Louisiana could expand senior exemptions, Oklahoma would limit taxable value increases, nd Florida could significantly raise homestead exemptions. Supporters cite homeowner relief, while critics warn of potential impacts on local government revenues. AI Summary.

Louisiana · 08-18

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Resilience and Womanly Success Through Real Estate | In the Spotlight

Through life’s tough roads, Keller Williams Co-owner Mo Anderson has seen and endured it all. Now part of a global real estate powerhouse, Anderson shares her wisdom and experience in this week’s In the Spotlight with Robin Marsh. Oklahoma State head coach Eric Morris discusses his decision to...

Oklahoma · 08-19

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Central Plains Farmland Values Remain Firm

Ag credit conditions continued to deteriorate gradually in the second quarter of 2026, but the level of financial stress was modest and farmland values remain strong. That’s according to the most recent survey of ag bankers in the Plains by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. The bank...

Missouri · 08-14

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Landlords are failing to provide essential services, but tenants have little recourse

Dawn Deschler is on her second lease at the Villas at Midtown apartment complex in Tulsa, and despite consistently paying her rent, she has been without air conditioning since the beginning. “I’ve been here a little over a year-and-a-half, and the air conditioners have never worked,” Deschler said.

Tulsa, OK · 08-13

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Oklahoma City Buyers Gain Ground as Inventory Rises and Prices Fall

Buyers in Oklahoma City have more choices than they did a year ago—active listings rose 9.5% year-over-year.

Oklahoma City, OK · 08-13

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Landlords Are Failing To Provide Essential Services, But Tenants Have Little Recourse

OKLAHOMA - Dawn Deschler is on her second lease at the Villas at Midtown apartment complex in Tulsa, and despite consistently paying her rent, she has been without air conditioning since the beginning. “I’ve been here a little over a year-and-a-half, and the air conditioners have never worked,” Deschler said....

Tulsa, OK · 08-12

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Receiver appointed, tenants at the Classen apartments report flooding, mold and broken elevators

s the legal battle surrounding Vesta Realty properties continues, tenants at the Classen Luxury Apartments say they've dealt with flooding, mold, broken elevators and more.

Oklahoma City, OK · 08-08

KFOR

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Tenants at luxury complex say things aren't getting better

Oklahoma City, OK · 08-08