Taylor News Stand and Book Store will close its doors Easter Sunday, the owner said today. Read more

Oklahoma City\'s Ford Center will host the third and fourth rounds of the Women\'s National Collegiate Athletic Association basketball championships Sunday and Tuesday. Read more

A retired U.S. Air Force general and current Boeing executive said today Oklahoma\'s aerospace industry is growing and has charted a five-year growth path. Read more

The Oklahoma City native executive producer of the TNT drama, Saving Grace, made a publicity visit to her hometown today to kick off the drama\'s new set of episodes. Read more

Former i2E CEO and President Greg Main is taking a cabinet-level position as the CEO and president of the Michigan Economic Development Corporation. Read more

The OKCBiz Web team has been busy redesigning the Web site this fall. Read more

Rexam announced today it will close its Oklahoma City aluminum can plant in early 2009 leaving 80 employees without a job. Read more

A five-alarm fire destroyed the historic former Guardian Funeral Home, 1133 N. Robinson, Nov. 23. The Oklahoma Foundation for Digestive Research purchased the building in April. Read more

Oklahoma City\'s Sperry Van Ness real-estate office finalized a $132 million transaction Nov. 7 involving four Oklahoma City-area apartment complexes.

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At today\'s City of Oklahoma City Airport Trust meeting, the group voted to approve a professional services contract to expand Will Rogers World Airport. Read more

August 22 will be the last day ExpressJet Airlines will fly out of Will Rogers World Airport, Director of Airports Mark Kranenburg said today. Read more

AAA Member Services announced today it is planning to build a 198,000-square-foot customer contact center in Oklahoma City. Read more

OKCBusiness presented the top 30 companies with awards at the Best Places to Work in Oklahoma reception and dinner May 1 at the Cox Business Services Center. Read more

Consultant for the Metropolitan Area Projects plan, Rick Horrow, spoke at the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber Breaking Through luncheon today encouraging Oklahoma City voters to \"seize the day\" and vote in favor of the March 4 $120 million funding plan to renovate the Ford Center and build a training facility. Read more

Oklahoma City University announced today the campus will host the both the 2009 and 2010 National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics\' national championships.

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