 Once home to the Carmelite Convent and a private school, Villa Teresa closed in 2012 and then was purchased by preservationists who sought to preserve but repurpose the beautiful property in Midtown.
Several new-construction condos and townhomes have been built and sold on what had been vacant along the east boundary. Now, work has commenced to convert most of the original buildings into a boutique hotel. It will include a Read the original story at: Hotel at Villa Teresa starts via OKC Talk
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Fast progress on the massive OKANA resort and indoor waterpark surrounding the First Americans Museum.
More details have emerged, such as renderings for the waterpark and plans for a big ‘wibit’ water structure/course, as well as a large arcade, several large restaurants and retail establishments, a big spa, outdoor slides, a swim-up outdoor bar, and more. The Oklahoma River is currently drained for dredging but soon a pedestrian bridge will be added over the waterway Read the original story at: Steady progress at OKANA via OKC Talk The new Love’s Field is rushing towards the March 1st home opener for 3-time defending national NCAA softball champs, the University of Oklahoma.
The Sooners start the defense of their title on Feb 8th with several out-of-state games then host a tournament starting the first day of next month. OU officials are committed to having the new facility in ‘functional condition’ by March 1st although finish work will be ongoing this spring. The $48 million ballpark includes Read the original story at: Love's Field nears completion via OKC Talk |
   
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