News
Clifton Adcock
A decision about the future of the troubled Crossroads Mall may be coming within the next few months, and one of the property’s managers laid out some possible options at the May 11 Mayor’s Development Roundtable.
Tuesday 21 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: Mick cornett
Crossroads Mall’s future at a crossroads
Mayor’s roundtable discusses potential options for use
News
Clifton Adcock
A decision about the future of the troubled Crossroads Mall may be coming within the next few months, and one of the property’s managers laid out some possible options at the May 11 Mayor’s Development Roundtable.
That's the ticket
Oklahoma City Council members received thousands of free tickets — mostly for Thunder games — thanks to City Hall’s policy.
News
Clifton Adcock
What do Glenn Beck, Bill Maher, the Oklahoma City Thunder, Lady Gaga, “Annie” the musical, AC/DC, Jerry Seinfeld and the “JoBros” all have in common?
$30 million question
Will the substation transfer be included in the MAPS 3 convention center budget now that the location is changing?
News
Clifton Adcock
Preliminary cost estimates are out for all eight of the MAPS 3 projects, and the question of an OGE substation being moved using $30 million from the $280 million for the convention center funds came to a head during recent MAPS 3 oversight meetings.
Horsin’ around
CFN
Gazette staff
The City Council horseshoe is considering a measure about another type of horseshoes: actual shoes for horses.
Alley oops
Letters to the Editor
John W. Hilmes
Let me see if I understand this (News, Clifton Adcock, “Walk the line,” Aug. 31, Gazette): MAPS 3 park subcommittee member Michelle Martin-Coyne, the wife of The Flaming Lips’ Wayne Coyne, wants to walk from Flaming Lips Alley to the proposed (Mick Cornett/ Larry Nichols park) Core to Shore park and the new convention center is in her way?
Hub flub
Letters to the Editor
Wanda Jo Stapleton
Regarding Clifton Adcock’s News story (“Back to the future,” Sept. 21, Gazette):
Well and good
Wellness Now combats diseases affecting quality of life.
News
Carmen Forman
With a large amount of grant money and by initiating policy changes, the Oklahoma City-County Wellness Now program is working to make Oklahoma a healthier state.
Be our guest!
CFN
Gazette staff
So, Forbes did a story on one of Oklahoma City’s first-tier citizens: Chesapeake CEO, chairman and cofounder Aubrey McClendon.
Breaking ground
The groundbreaking for a new local Health and Wellness Campus is set for Monday.
News
Carmen Forman
The Oklahoma City-County Health Department and Wellness Now will break ground Monday on a new Health and Wellness Campus devoted to prevention services.
Neutral Mick
CFN
Gazette staff
If we know anything about our mayor, it’s that he likes to stand out, go above and beyond in his duties and watch basketball.
