Let’s not take city’s future for granted
One of the most welcome surprises I found when moving to Oklahoma City 25 years ago was the way this community works together in good times or bad to dream a big dream or find a solution to a real problem. This overwhelming sense of civic responsibility embraced by our citizens played a major factor in my decision to run for City Council last year. I see that commitment to moving our community forward reinforced on a dail...
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