Kenton Tsoodle is a journalist based in Oklahoma City, focusing on local news and economic development. He writes for The Journal Record and his work has also been featured in The Oklahoman. Kenton covers a range of topics including improving quality of life for seniors, downtown revitalization efforts, and economic successes in the region.
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Kenton Tsoodle's articles are primarily focused on local business, finance, and real estate developments in Oklahoma City. The coverage attributes suggest that Kenton may be interested in announcements, press releases, events, and data-driven pitches related to economic development projects, real estate ventures, or local businesses.
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By: Kenton Tsoodle
Last week, the Oklahoma City Innovation District named Jeff Seymour as their new President and CEO.
By: Kenton Tsoodle
The 2024-25 Thunder season kicks off this Thursday, with the first home game on Sunday, October 27.
Oklahoma City leaders are seeking public input for a major reinvestment in our city through a general obligation (GO) bond, slated for a vote in 2025. GO bonds are a crucial tool for sustainable funding on major infrastructure projects and this is the first GO Bond in almost a decade. It is a tremendous opportunity to continue OKC's impressive trajectory.
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The Alliance for the Economic Development of Oklahoma City would like to thank Darnell Forshee for his work and congratulate him on his retirement.
By: Kenton Tsoodle
The Alley’s End project, a 214-unit complex designed as affordable housing, has officially secured financing to move forward with the development.
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. A recent survey by AMEX Small Business Trendex highlighted that nearly 90% of small retail businesses nationwide find the holiday season revenue critical.
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At the Alliance for Economic Development of Oklahoma City, we prioritize fostering a diverse, thriving business ecosystem.
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A restored historic site in northeast Oklahoma City now offers seniors affordable living accommodations.
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Don’t get distracted by all the holiday hustle and bustle and miss your opportunity to attend the holiday events across the city.
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The Oklahoma City Council approved a real estate donation agreement to secure nine acres near South Shields Boulevard and SE 3rd Street as the site for the MAPS 4 Multipurpose Stadium.
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