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The Alliance and Code Fellows Team Up to Expand Tech Education and Career Opportunities for Underserved Communities

/PRNewswire/ The Alliance for Economic Development of Oklahoma City is providing financial support at no-cost for software and cybersecurity training.

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The Muse development opens in downtown OKC | The Journal Record

The Muse, a new 302-unit multifamily development, has opened at Fourth and Shartel in downtown Oklahoma City.

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Tsoodle: Downtown OKC Arts District debuts Muse Apartments

March 8 marked opening day at the Muse Apartments, one of downtown Oklahoma City’s latest mixed-use developments.

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Can Oklahoma follow OKC s MAPS transformation? Your questions answered

Questions about Midtown s Foodies Diner, stalled public housing replacement discussed in live chat with The Oklahoman s Steve Lackmeyer.

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Proposed TIF changes would support downtown OKC housing

Amendments to a downtown tax increment finance district that will expire in 2026 would benefit two proposed residential developments and preserve the funding tool as an option for future projects on undeveloped properties.

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