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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The Oklahoman Frank W. Merrick, founder of the Oklahoma City Homeless Alliance , is being remembered this week for his decades of community service following his passing on Sunday. He was 68.
By: Steve Lackmeyer
The Oklahoman When Meg Salyer moved into her 31st-story condominium in 2011, she was the first person to own a home in downtown's central business district in more than 30 years.
The Oklahoman The last time downtown Oklahoma City was home to any significant housing in the central business district was when it was in
By: Steve Lackmeyer
The Oklahoman The flip of the switch was four months behind schedule and some residents were unhappy with new connection boxes installed on their front lawns.
By: Steve Lackmeyer
The Oklahoman Norman residents who thought their homes were saved just weeks ago from demolition for a new toll road may be once again in
By: Steve Lackmeyer
The Oklahoman The debate over whether to build frontage roads and interchanges as part of a controversial toll road in Norman is apparently
By: Steve Lackmeyer
In her March 18, 1979, story in The Oklahoman, Driskill wrote “Beverly” was a household word “for decades to people who like fried chicken.”
By: Steve Lackmeyer
The Oklahoman Construction is back on track at the site of the landmark Donnay Building, where years of attempts to restore the funky
By: Steve Lackmeyer
The Oklahoman Canoo, the electric vehicle manufacturer producing vehicles in Oklahoma City, is furloughing 23% of its factory workers through the holiday season with a return to work not expected until mid-January.
By: Steve Lackmeyer
Judy Love, co-founder of Love's Travel Centers, died Tuesday. She was 87. She is remembered for long record of philanthropy.
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