Edmond Furniture Gallery is relocating to 1951 S Broadway Ave. Read more

After nearly seven months of renovations, The Abner Ale House opened its doors at 121 E Main in Norman. Read more

Effective April 1, OU Medical Center and Edmond Medical Center merged, now operating under the OU Medical Center license. Read more

Logan Medical Center opened a new medical clinic at 2919 S Division in Guthrie. Read more

Atlas General Contractors of Bixby constructed the facility and The Benham Companies designed the new 44,000- square-foot, single-story structure. Read more

Brent Hickman and Floyd Landry, dba Hickman Floyd LLC, will open The Shack Seafood & Oyster Bar, 303 NW 62. Read more

The Department of Corrections will relocate its correctional officer training center from Wilburton to the Highway Patrol Training Center in Oklahoma City. Read more

In 2009, Central Oklahoma continued to see a drop in commercial land development opportunities. Financial institutions tightened their belts on lending practices, and investors held on to their cash, as confidence in the market remained uncertain. Read more

The city of Oklahoma City\'s Hathaway Community Center, 3916 S Lindsay Ave., recently closed its doors, as part of a 2% mid-year budget reduction for city departments. Read more

Construction soon will begin on Fire Station 7 in Capitol Hill. Concerns about the station\'s physical condition arose in 2008. Read more

MidFirst Bank opened a new branch, Salazar Roofing and Construction relocated its office. Read more

New restaurants, a renamed bank, construction awards and more in brief. Read more

When Larry and Regina Waters purchased an industrial warehouse on NE 2 Street, they had no idea that in just a few years, they would be within the vicinity of several high-end urban residential communities. Read more

Real Estate news from across the Oklahoma City-metro area Read more

Why some announced construction projects stall Read more