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Local Business Keeps Its Doors Closed While Fixing Damages From Father's Day Windstorm
From the street, the Brookside Animal Hospital looks fine but as you get a closer look, you'll find a "closed for renovations" sign that's been posted on the door for nearly 12 months. "So, it'll be a year June 19th since the storm and it's been a nightmare," said veterinarian...
The summer solstice is coming up soon. OKC events to celebrate 2024's longest day
While the temperature outside is already off to a scorching head start, summer officially begins this week. Also known as the summer solstice, it will be the northern hemisphere's longest stretch of daylight in 2024. When does summer 2024 begin?. For many who have time off from school or work...
OKC looking to curb traffic deaths, seek public input
OKLAHOMA CITY — After a recent report showed 99 traffic deaths occurred in 2021, Oklahoma City officials want to make sure that doesn’t happen again. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here. “It’s been trending up for several years, we saw a noticeable jump during...
New logo unveiled to celebrate 100 years of Route 66 in Oklahoma
OKLAHOMA CITY — While the centennial of Route 66 in the Sooner State is still two years away, there was excitement at the Capitol Thursday as officials unveiled the logo that will represent the 100-year anniversary. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here. “It’s a really...
Oklahoma City Zoo announces near-total redesign in 2024 master plan
The Oklahoma City Zoo proposed big changes in the 2024 Master Plan released this week, which will include a new cafe, more than 10 new species, and an extensive reorganization. Dwight Lawson, executive director and CEO of the Oklahoma City Zoo, called the 10-year plan "perhaps the most ambitious in the Zoo's...
Buyers want affordable downtown housing, but OKC prices continue to go up
Downtown housing prices are soaring in Oklahoma City to an extent that they have more than doubled over the past decade. That finding, part of a new report by the real estate tracking site Property Shark, shows Oklahoma City, Memphis and Atlanta were the only three of the 15 largest southern cities where downtown price growth exceeded citywide sale prices.
OKC lacks smaller, affordable housing. Ordinance for added dwelling could be one solution
The OKC metro lacks over 77,000 smaller, affordable housing options to accommodate these groups. Serving their needs will help make larger homes available for larger families. If you had an opportunity to increase property value, make a passive income or provide someone with a safe space to live independently, would you take it?
Flash Flooding in OKC Metro Raises Importance of Insurance
In the middle of the night on June 4, Jennifer Cox-Gordon woke up to a surprise. "I stepped in water coming out of my bedroom," she said. Floodwaters were so high, that her fridge was floating through the house. She has lived in a Seminole neighborhood for 10 years and...
Yukon … a film-friendly place
A Yukon High School graduate’s Yukon business is the first recipient of the City of Yukon’s newly launched Film Incentive program. The presentation was made June 11 to Jody Sparks, owner of Country Equipment at 2001 W Vandament Ave. Yukon city leaders selected Country Equipment for their Yukon...
Library summer series filled with adventure
A summer of fun-filled activities got its start Tuesday, June 4 when Yukon’s Mabel C. Fry Library hosted a one-woman circus performance from Inspyral Circus featuring performer Chelsea Parks. There were about 160 children in attendance over two afternoon performances. “It was a ton of fun,” library children’s programmer...
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