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Rural Water District No. 3 prepares for water disruptions ahead of Atoka Pipeline repairs

SHAWNEE, Okla. (KOKH) — Rural Water District No. 3 (RWD3) and the Citizens of Potawatomi Nation (CPN) are working together to minimize water disruptions ahead of scheduled maintenance on the Atoka Pipeline. The Atoka Pipeline will shut down for 14 days starting Nov. 30 as crews work to repair...

Shawnee, OK · 23h
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At This Oklahoma Farm Market, the Produce Comes Straight From the Owners’ Own Harvest

I almost drove right past it, just another country store along an Oklahoma highway. Then hunger and curiosity won, and I pulled in expecting a few tomatoes and maybe a jar of jam. What I found was a place where the farmers who grow the vegetables also stock the shelves,...

Shawnee, OK · 1d
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From Dillard's and Sears to trampolines and games: the long wait for a new anchor at Sooner Mall in Norman, OK

Sooner Fashion Mall opens beside I-35 In July 1976, Dillard's was hiring part-time clerks, credit staff, stock handlers, custodians, and alteration tailors for a store that hadn't opened yet. Monumental Properties of Baltimore opened Sooner Fashion Mall on August 12, 1976, at the northwest corner of Main Street and Interstate...

Norman, OK · 16h
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Walmart brings new Supercenter to northwest Oklahoma City

OKLAHOMA CITY (OBV) — Walmart’s newest Oklahoma City Supercenter is scheduled to open Nov. 4, adding a major retail anchor near Rockwell Avenue and the Kilpatrick Turnpike. The store at 6805 NW 138th St. sits on the northeast side of the intersection in the Deercrest Marketplace development. City...

Oklahoma City, OK · 3d
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$80M Boulevard Place set to rise in downtown OKC after years of delays

A tower crane is set to once again appear in the downtown Oklahoma City skyline as construction ramps up on the long-delayed $80 million Boulevard Place immediately east of the Omni Hotel. The seven-story, 262-unit Boulevard Place is the tallest downtown housing built from scratch since the 1966 opening of the 24-story Regency Tower at 333 NW 5th St. Boulevard Place is being built at the southeast corner of E.K. Gaylord Boulevard and Oklahoma City Boulevard and is at the gateway to the stadium district being built to the east. The owners of the Oklahoma City Thunder, meanwhile, have shown an interest in developing the current Paycom Center block that is north of Boulevard Place once Continental Coliseum is complete. All of that development provides little wiggle room for construction, said John Semtner, project engineer with Tradesman Architectural Studios. "This project is a very tight and difficult site," Semtner said. "To see this rise up out of the ground is a very exciting moment in construction." More: OKC approves first mega-data center with strict zoning terms CMS Willowbrook is continuing foundation work and utility relocation. Semtner said the slab will be next, with the building rising out of the ground

Oklahoma City, OK · 3d

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Shoppers Spend All Day Digging Through Bins at This Oklahoma City Thrift Outlet

Some of the best finds in Oklahoma hide inside buildings you would drive past without a second look. Picture a plain warehouse, a crowd of people in gloves, and rolling bins piled high with clothes, shoes, toys, and who knows what else. I walked in curious and a little skeptical,...

Oklahoma City, OK · 2d

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Averitt opens new Oklahoma City facility and warehouse

COOKEVILLE, Tenn. - Averitt will open its new Oklahoma City service center on Nov. 13, expanding transportation and warehousing capabilities in the region. "Our goal

Oklahoma City, OK · 2d

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Longtime KOCO Leader Readies For Retirement

OKLAHOMA CITY — He’s served as President/GM of Hearst Television‘s ABC affiliate serving Oklahoma’s capital city since 1999 and before that ran the company’s twin ABC stations serving Fort Smith and Fayetteville, Ark., due east of this reenergized metropolis. At year’s end, retirement will come, putting the wheels in motion for a successor at KOCO-5. R. Brent Hensley‘s career is dominated by his time with Hearst. At KOCO, he’s been the leader since 1999. And, his tenure makes him the longest-serving GM within Hearst Television and among the longest-tenured TV stations leaders in the history of the Oklahoma City market.

Oklahoma City, OK · 2d

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Cheba Hut Signs Eight-Unit Deal to Fire Up Oklahoma Expansion

Multi-Unit Franchise Group Signs Development Deal for Oklahoma City and Tulsa Markets. Led by entrepreneurs Rose Taylor and Steven VanCauwenbergh, the expansion comes after their first Oklahoma City spot quickly became one of the brand’s top-performing restaurants. The duo is keeping that momentum going with new spots in Edmond and Norman, alongside plans to enter the Tulsa market starting in 2027.

Oklahoma City, OK · 1d

The Cool Down

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State Farm staff faced pressure to avoid replacing customers' roofs, policyholder's lawyer says

"They're paying you premiums. You owe them duties. You have to treat them fairly."

Oklahoma City, OK · 2d

The Oklahoman

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Not Your Average Joe's growth stalls amid DOL lawsuit, closures

A period of growth and change for nonprofit coffee shop Not Your Average Joe and its affiliated businesses has come to a halt following fallout related to an ongoing federal lawsuit filed by the United States Department of Labor. Recent closures and plans for moves at three of the brand's locations — ABE's in downtown OKC and the Choctaw and Broken Arrow locations of Not Your Average Joe — came unexpectedly in recent days. The company, a nonprofit that aims to provide meaningful employment to people with physical, intellectual and developmental disabilities, posted about the various closures on its social media channels. Founder Tim Herbel told The Oklahoman in October that ABE's was moving from its current location inside Sailor & The Dock to a location currently occupied by the Not Your Average Joe in the Ron J. Norick downtown library, characterizing the current state of the organization as a season in which the nonprofit needs to combine costs. However, in a post to the brand's social media made Monday, Nov. 2, about the Choctaw and Broken Arrow coffee shop closures, the company said the closures were spurred on by "unexpected state funding cuts," but did not elaborate on what

Oklahoma City, OK · 1d

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Oklahoma City Home Sales Sink 8% as Mortgage Rates Top 7%

Oklahoma City metro home sales dropped 8% year over year in October, even as the typical home value barely moved and stayed about $122,000 below the national figure. The slowdown arrived as mortgage rates climbed above 7%, adding pressure on buyers even in one of the country's more affordable housing markets.

Oklahoma City, OK · 20h

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No Card, No Yearly Fee: This Oklahoma City Warehouse Sells Restaurant-Sized Groceries to Anyone

I pulled off a busy Oklahoma highway service road expecting a plain gray building and maybe a few dusty shelves. Instead, I found aisles stacked with giant bags of spices, cases of fresh produce, and meat cuts big enough to feed a hungry family reunion. The best part was that...

Oklahoma City, OK · 10d

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New NW OKC Walmart unveils high end fashion, quality food in new exclusive interview

The “new Walmart” in OKC is a 175,000squarefoot Supercenter opening in late 2026 at Rockwell Avenue and Memorial Road, the first of its kind in the state in a decade, featuring fresh food, updated retail, and modern services. Location & Opening. Address: 6805 NW 138th St., near Rockwell...

Oklahoma City, OK · 1d

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Inside Palomar's new $42 million headquarters taking shape in Oklahoma City

Construction is progressing on Palomar's new $42 million headquarters in Midtown Oklahoma City, a MAPS 4 investment designed to expand resources for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and other forms of abuse. Located directly across Hudson Avenue from Palomar's existing facility, the approximately 73,000-square-foot, three-story building is expected to...

Oklahoma City, OK · 2d

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Not Your Average Joe closes two Oklahoma locations after losing state funding

Two Oklahoma coffee shops known for providing employment and job training to people with disabilities have closed after losing state funding for a work-based learning program. Not Your Average Joe announced Monday that its Choctaw and Broken Arrow locations had closed after its contract with the Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services was not renewed.

Choctaw, OK · 4d

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Eight Small-Town Oklahoma Quilt Shops Where The Woman Behind The Counter Makes The Drive Worth It

Some of the best fabric in Oklahoma sits on shelves in towns you might only pass on the way to somewhere else. The quilt shops on this list are small, often owner-run, and full of the kind of help you cannot get from a website. You can ask about a...

Oklahoma · 4d

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Newly released State Farm document raises questions about roof claim handling practices

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — An Oklahoma County judge has ruled that another internal State Farm document must be made public in a lawsuit filed by a Broken Arrow couple who say the insurance company underpaid their wind and hail damage claim. Billy and Lacy Hursh sued State Farm after...

Broken Arrow, OK · 4d