Setbacks to make Oklahoma City kids’ zoo better
Construction of the new Children’s Zoo at the Oklahoma City Zoo is halfway done, and despite a few setbacks, the exhibit should open next spring, the zoo’s executive director said.
The project will take about $1 million more and six months longer than expected. But the result will be a better, more complete exhibit, Executive Director Dwight Scott said.
"The focus of our exhibit design is what...
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