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2024 Revere & Revel: Women of Integrity 

By Casey Farmer | November 12, 2024

On October 2, 2024, the Revere & Revel Women’s Conference became a momentous occasion for women in business across Oklahoma, celebrating integrity, leadership, and the empowerment of women. Hosted by the Better Business Bureau (BBB) Serving Central Oklahoma, LeadHERboard, and Moore Norman Technology Center, the event brought together women professionals and allies for a day of learning, wellness, and honoring outstanding women through the annual Woman of Integrity awards.

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Miracle on 2nd Street coming to Edmond

By Jennifer Thornton | November 12, 2024

This holiday season multiple cities are uniting to welcome Route 66 travelers! Edmond has 13.4 miles along Route 66 and the Mother Road is getting more and more popular as Route 66 Centennial in 2026 draws near. As part of Route 66 Midpoint Corridor, 11 cities from Edmond to Sapulpa are partnering to promote “The Best 100 Miles of Route 66.”

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Q4 2024 Edmond business announcements

By Tim Priebe | November 12, 2024

From accolades for Edmond Chamber CEO Sherry Jordan to the retirement announcement of EEDA ED Janet Yowell, here are some of the latest updates from the business world in Edmond.

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Jennifer Hayes, founder of Conscious Community Co-op

Conscious Community Co-op

By Michela Owen | September 10, 2024

When Jennifer Hayes founded Conscious Community Co-op, she wasn’t just starting a business—she was creating a movement. What began as a small effort to connect local farmers with Edmond residents has grown into a thriving marketplace that operates 365 days a year. And for Hayes, it’s always been about more than just selling food—it’s about strengthening the local economy and building community

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Ken Bryan, City of Edmond Director of Planning

Ken Bryan leads Edmond planning

By Phil Klutts | September 10, 2024

City planning plays a critical role in supporting local businesses. Through thoughtful planning, cities create environments encouraging business growth by ensuring efficient infrastructure, well-designed commercial spaces, and balanced zoning. This process helps businesses thrive by facilitating access to transportation, ensuring smooth operations, and promoting sustainable development that attracts both customers and talent.

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Jim Denton, Paul W. White, and the Edmond Library

Q3 2024 Edmond business announcements 

By Tim Priebe | September 10, 2024

Here are some of the latest updates from businesses and professionals in Edmond. From award recognitions to new openings and anniversary celebrations, we’ve rounded up the key highlights. Check out all the news below!

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Logan Dimmick and Regan McLaughlin, owners of Sticker Phantom

Sticker Phantom’s fresh approach to printing

By Tim Priebe | August 16, 2024

A vibrant new addition to Edmond’s business community, Sticker Phantom redefines the traditional print shop model with a unique blend of creativity and customer service. Ran by Logan Dimmick and Regan McLaughlin’s unique enterprise, it offers a dual-service model that caters to spontaneous walk-in customers and larger corporate accounts, distinguishing itself within the competitive print industry.

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Girl on sheep at the Edmond Jr. Rodeo

Metro PPA’s Lens on the Edmond Jr. Rodeo

By Michela Owen | August 16, 2024

The Edmond Jr. Rodeo, a staple of local culture since 1995, has found a valuable partner in Metro PPA, a group of professional photographers who have captured the rodeo experience with their lenses since last year.

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New villas at Touchmark at Coffee Creek

Touchmark at Coffee Creek expands

By Phil Klutts | August 16, 2024

Touchmark at Coffee Creek, known for providing full-service retirement living, is enhancing its offerings with 31 new villas on its 25-acre campus in Edmond. The villas target active adults over 55 seeking a blend of independence and community support.

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The Lookout opens at Kickingbird

By Michela Owen | July 19, 2024

The Lookout at Kickingbird is an intriguing space. Nestled on public land and maintained by the city, yet owned and operated as a private business, it defies conventional definitions. The menu boasts quick clubhouse favorites like burgers and hot dogs and elevated options like ribeyes. Set against the backdrop of a beautiful golf course with incredible views and welcomed by their charming little golf ball mascot at the door, The Lookout offers a unique experience.

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