The Disc Golf Festival Festival is set to bring together disc golf enthusiasts, families, and community members for a day of friendly competition, entertainment, and charitable giving.

“If Words Were Enough”

Feed the Children launches a new PSA campaign “If Words Were Enough” in collaboration with Poetry X Hunger.

Every organization, regardless of size or industry, should prioritize making informed business decisions. These decisions are crucial in determining the direction and trajectory of the organization, as well as its ability to achieve sustainable growth and long-term success.

The Inasmuch Foundation Gallery at the Oklahoma City Community College Visual and Performing Arts Center will display "Backstage Hollywood: The Photographs of Bob Willoughby" from Sept. 5-Oct. 20, 2023.

After hitting a record year in 2022, the Moore Chamber Foundation’s annual school supply drive “Fill the Bus” grew even larger this summer by collecting nearly 7,000 items with a value of more than $11,400, which will be donated to Moore Public Schools to help teachers offset personal costs of school supplies throughout the year.

Oklahoma City Community College Mathematics Professor Beth Rawlins has been named a fellow in the 19th Cohort of Project ACCCESS, marking the first time a participant has been from Oklahoma.

Tesla Rental OKC Now Offering Exclusive Car Rental Services for Moore Chamber of Commerce Members!

We’ve been thinking a lot about how strategic outsourcing can help many organizations improve their operations. Streamlining processes and eliminating waste are critical to improved operations so that organizations can continue to grow and succeed.

A nostalgic journey for Boomers, Millennials and everyone in between

Oklahoma City Community College will host "The Wonder Bread Years," a comedy by Pat Hazell, in the Bruce Owen Theater on Sept. 8-9.

At the Ginny Freeman Shelter Insurance Agency, Ginny and her daughter, Kristy Freeman Clark, provide comprehensive insurance services customized to meet the needs of their clients.

Oklahoma City Community College has awarded more than 12,000 micro-credentials to students and currently leads the state in number of micro-credential programs.

After 22 years, Moore Public Schools unveils its new logo and brand guidelines to the public today. The updated brand image reflects the organization's commitment to academics, growth and excellence and is the result of collaboration and input from employees and external stakeholders.

Many organizations miss out on valuable tax savings by not knowing which tax credits and incentives are available to them. We want to ensure that organizations maximize the potential of all available tax savings opportunities.

Thank you to all our sponsors, volunteers, golfers, and Hidden Trails Country Club for making our 2023 Golf Tournament the best tournament ever!

The Computer Science department at Oklahoma City Community College is thrilled to announce its partnership with iVue Robotics to present an exciting opportunity for high school students to participate in a FREE Drone Camp this summer.

It’s not uncommon for organizations to find they lack in-house experience, specialized knowledge, or digital solutions needed to accomplish their strategic goals. By gaining access to the right financial resources and information, organizations can experience improved operations, growth, and long-term success.

Digital transformation has become quite the buzzword and, as with all buzzwords, has lost a lot of its meaning along the way. We think this is unfortunate because the basis of digital transformation can apply to any organization at any stage or size. It is simply looking at ways to digitally mature and remain competitive in changing environments.

Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) is pleased to announce that Dr. Mautra Staley Jones, President of OCCC, has been named one of the 100 Women to Know in North America by KNOW Women. Know Women is a prestigious national organization celebrating exceptional female leaders and visionaries across various industries.

Oklahoma commuters have likely seen the Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine just west of Interstate 35 but may not be familiar with the team responsible for the construction of the striking complex.

Leaders from Oklahoma City University and Oklahoma City Community College met Thursday to sign an articulation agreement and highlight scholarships available for students from OCCC who want to work toward a bachelor’s degree in business or nursing.

Oklahoma City Community College proudly announces the new TRIO Education Opportunity Center (EOC) program, also known as Guidance for Realizing Individual Transformation (GRIT) program for adult learners. The Guidance for Realizing Individual Transformation (GRIT) program supports adult learners entering or re-entering post-secondary education.

The Mashburn Report is now available to the public to inform communities within District 21 about what the District Attorney's Office is doing to keep you and your families safe.

More than 120 volunteers share a SWEET VICTORY as they come together to make a difference for the Moore business community

In less than 24 hours, the Moore Chamber of Commerce not only grew its membership by 114 during its recent Membership Campaign, but it also brought in more than 120 volunteers to learn about what a chamber does for local businesses, how it elevates the economy, and how it provides meaning to economic development, business success, and a community.

Business Resources from Eide Bailly

You are likely often concerned about how to improve your financial management for your continued growth and success. Organizations tend to have difficulty staffing adequate accounting and technology expertise in-house, which limits key efficiencies, as well as overall profitability.

On Thursday, February 16th, Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) will honor three outstanding alumni and a former president of the college at the 2023 Hall of Fame Celebration.

Hiring continues as demand for solar power increases

Increased demand for solar power has prompted locally owned business Solar Power of Oklahoma (SPO) to increase staffing. The company announced the hire of 11 new employees today, including additional members of its installation team and administrative professionals.

Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) received a grant from the Online Consortium of Oklahoma to purchase Terra Dotta software. This cutting-edge technology will enhance OCCC's online study-abroad enrollment process.

Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) recently announced an agreement with Morris Brown College (MBC) of Atlanta, Georgia, to create educational pathways for OCCC students. The agreement allows for the transfer of credits from the diversified studies programs to ensure OCCC students are admitted into Morris Brown College with junior standing.

Dr. Mautra Staley Jones, President of Oklahoma City Community College, has been named by Forbes a Top 10 Black Higher Ed CEO to Watch in 2023. This annual list recognizes outstanding leaders in higher education who are making a significant impact in their respective institutions and communities.

Visit highlights industry growth in the Sooner State

Solar Power of Oklahoma welcomed Senate Pro Tempore Greg Treat on Thursday to discuss the renewable energy market, the company announced today.

Solar Power of Oklahoma Earns Certification for Innovative Tesla Solar Roof

After being specially recruited by Tesla, Solar Power of Oklahoma (SPO) is now teaming up with Tesla to offer a unique, innovative product this year, the company announced today. Thanks to the new partnership, Oklahoma-based SPO can now install Tesla Solar Roof.

The Moore Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce a new support local campaign for Moore area businesses. The Make It Moore.Biz year-long discount program will benefit local shoppers, businesses, young fundraising enthusiasts and the entire community.

The Moore Chamber of Commerce is proud to present its 25th Leadership Moore class consisting of 20 individuals who live or work in the Moore School district.

Oklahoma City Community College engineering student, Jaylynn Jarrell won $100,000 last night in the 2022 Dr. Pepper Tuition Giveaway during the halftime show at the Big Ten Championship game.

Dr. Jones becomes the first woman and first person of color to the lead the College

Oklahoma City Community College held a historic investiture of its eleventh President, Dr. Mautra Staley Jones on Friday, Nov. 11, 2022. Jones was formally installed and became the first female and first person of color to serve OCCC in this capacity.

Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) announced today a partnership with the Oklahoma Chapter of the National Football League Alumni Association to offer educational opportunities for former student athletes interested in completing a college degree.

Oklahoma City Community College will use a $50,000 grant from the Gaylord Foundation to expand performances and art offerings to the community. The funds will support the 2022-2023 Performing Arts Series as well as other 50th anniversary activities at OCCC.

The U.S. Department of Education recently awarded Oklahoma City Community College a five-year, $1.16 million federal TRIO Program Educational Opportunity Centers grant. The grant will help promote college readiness and accessibility to adults pursuing postsecondary education.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and due to high industry demand, Oklahoma City Community College is offering more cybersecurity courses.

Fill the Bus sets new record with this year's school supply drive to benefit Moore Public Schools teachers.

Today’s leaders are operating in a world that demands more transparency, technical savvy and emotional intelligence than ever before. Here are some trends leaders need to be aware of as they navigate 2022 and beyond.

The 179D energy-efficiency tax deduction offers a financial incentive for making energy-efficient building improvements. Read more about how one Fortune 500 company was able to realize a $26 million tax deduction with 179D.

Oklahoma City Community College President Dr. Mautra Staley Jones announced that the college has forgiven nearly $4 million in student debt using COVID-19 relief funds for its Fresh Start Initiative, which impacts over 4,500 OCCC students.