Mayors to see a vision of city's future
Oklahoma City is looking to strut its stuff — and conventions like the U.S. Conference of Mayors fits the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber 's strategy of bringing the country's top opinion makers in for a tour.
When they arrive in 2010, the country's mayors will see a city whose transformation is credited to voters' approval of the Metropolitan Area Projects program in 1993 and the MAPS for Kids program that follow...
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