Boeing Moves More Jobs to OKC

More exciting news for the Oklahoma City economy, as Boeing announces that they’ll be moving more well-paid employees here from Wichita Kansas, by late 2013!

KD’s Game-winner, from Mom’s Perspective

My wife and I were blessed to be at the Oklahoma City Thunder game versus the Dallas Mavericks Thursday night, celebrating a great friend’s birthday, and it’s not even possible for me to put into words how electric the environment was when KD hit the game-winning shot on an inbound pass with just 1.4 seconds […]

Chesapeake Energy Christmas Lights

There’s a light display in town that has quickly become one of the most-anticipated must-sees of the annual Christmas season. You know what I’m talking about; it’s the Chesapeake Energy campus located at NW 63rd & Western. If you haven’t made the trip yet this year, you’d better hurry… There are only a few days […]

Home Video Tours – Your Thoughts?

We’re trying a different approach than most, to online home tours. From a consumer perspective, what do you like and dislike about this approach? What’s it lacking? How could it be improved, to be more useful to you if you were in the market for a new home? C’mon, be brutally honest!

Where Wednesday – Week 2

One thing I do way too much of is snapping pics everywhere I go, so let’s see how easy these different places around town are to recognize. Take your guess, where is this? UPDATE: Bill answered correctly below. This photo was snapped at Irma’s Burger Shack at 1120 Classen Drive. If you haven’t been down […]

Oklahoma City Skydance Bridge

In case you missed the lighting tests being run at the OKC Skydance Bridge over the Christmas break, here’s a theatrical teaser for you, that Alonzo Adams was awesome enough to create:

#okcW3 – Opening Night & Myriad Gardens

It’s time for this month’s ShowMeOKC W3! Have you been to Oklahoma City’s Myriad Botanical Gardens lately? Do you have plans for New Years Eve? Even though it’s winter and the greens aren’t green right now, if you answered “no” to either of the above, you’ve gotta check this out (go fullscreen to get the […]

Oklahoma City Seeks Walkability

Here’s a great article, with a few comical lines, about the progress our city has made in something other than economics and growth: Once Cornett recognized this, he did the only thing more embarrassing than publicly admitting his waistline. He called a press conference at the zoo, stood in front of the elephants, and announced […]

Home Maintenance #8 – Programmable Thermostats

Consider replacing traditional thermostats with programmable ones. According to ENERGY STAR, the average household spends $2,200 a year on energy bills and could save $180 a year by using a programmable thermostat to maintain proper heating and cooling settings. Seems like a no-brainer to spend a couple hundred dollars to save that same amount every […]

Where Wednesday – Week 1

One thing I do way too much of is snapping pics everywhere I go, so let’s see how easy these different areas of town are to recognize. Take your guess, where is this?