Steve Lackmeyer is a business reporter, columnist, and author based in Oklahoma City. He primarily focuses on local business and development news, with a particular emphasis on Oklahoma City. His work has appeared in The Oklahoman, Yahoo News, and Tulsa World Media Company.
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Steve’s coverage predominantly focuses on local events, government announcements, and real estate development in Oklahoma City. Pitching to him would be most effective if related to these topics, such as insights into economic growth trends in the area or analysis of key construction projects.
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By: Steve Lackmeyer
The Oklahoman The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority is canceling plans to build frontage roads and other amenities discussed in connection with
By: Jessie Christopher Smith, Steve Lackmeyer
Plans to bring 2028 Olympic events to Oklahoma City first grew out of a conversation OKC Mayor David Holt had over dinner with former Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti six years ago.
By: Steve Lackmeyer
The Oklahoman Opponents of plans to build a new toll road in Norman say the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority violated state laws requiring it to partner with cities and towns before building new highways.
By: Steve Lackmeyer
The Oklahoman Oklahoma City is starting preparations to demolish the former Cox Convention Center to make way for building a new $1 billion arena.
Oklahoma City is preparing to tear down the former Cox Convention Center to make way for construction of a $1 billion arena.
By: Steve Lackmeyer
The Oklahoman Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen is set to open its first Oklahoma City location downtown as part of the upscale mixed-use development Alley North
By: Steve Lackmeyer
The Oklahoman Wheeler , the new urbanist community being built along the Oklahoma River, is set to see its population double with the upcoming construction of the neighborhood's first apartments.
By: Steve Lackmeyer
The Oklahoman Whole Foods is looking at opening a third Oklahoma store in Edmond, potentially at Legacy at Covell close to where a new Crest Foods opened in 2023.
By: Steve Lackmeyer
The Oklahoman Marianne and Davis Beauchamp, who learned just a month ago they were about to lose part of their property to make way for a
By: Steve Lackmeyer
The Oklahoman Rhys Martin was just 4 years old when Route 66 was decommissioned in 1986, but over the past decade, he put in the work and
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