Keeping up with 2021 legislative updates
Oklahoma legislators officially adjourned at 5 p.m. on Friday, May 28, marking the end of the first legislative session post-COVID. There were many new bills approved, as well as programs, budgets, and incentives to support local businesses. State Budget The biggest (and most time-consuming) responsibility of the state legislature is to create and approve the…
The economic impact of the Quiet Zone
Downtown Edmond has seen significant new business and real estate development in the last year, with more announced to open or begin in the next 12 months. According to city leaders, much of that growth can be attributed to a train horn—well, the silencing of the train horn through the new Quiet Zones, which went…
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April and May 2021 ribbon cuttings
The Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce had a busy spring with many exciting ribbon cuttings and celebrations.
Edmondites head up The Harding Center for Organizational Leadership
Two Edmond residents help leaders adjust their sails and learn how to be true leaders.
Oklahoma Christian University lowers tuition
Oklahoma Christian University decided to lower tuition fees, including the fees for its MBA program.
