which apartments exactly?
which apartments exactly?
The Citizen Potawatomi Nation owns Logan Point they plan on demolishing the complex. There is a story in Eastward about the tribe donating the the old apartment buildings to fire departments from all over the city for training.
http://eastword.net/article/06-03-20...partments.aspx
I was told yesterday that the Sooner Road OnCue would be about seven more weeks, the Douglas Blvd one will likely open tomorrow. They have like five milkshake machines on the wall in there.
That's pretty satisfying to know that the folks that closed the place will be able to use it to their benefit like that as well. They could also do some urban combat training for the PD. Drug raid practice, pursuit, etc...that sort of thing. Then when you're done, burn the sucker down and practice putting it out.
Sounds like good practice to me.
They won't be burning them. They'll literally be tearing them down a little at a time. We did the same thing with some apts. last year. Usually they do search and rescue training and then start cutting them up with ventilation and rescue training. Cutting holes on the roofs, floors and walls, etc.. Too many FF's being seriously injured or killed nationwide in training fires, in these type structures, to do that anymore.
Aside from the ones in question, I am thinking of the ones behind the 7-11 and the 66 Station, which are also abandoned.
Back in the day the SW corner of 29th and Sooner was a go-cart tack. Behind the track was the private neighborhood pool for Del Aire. SE was the riding stables for Tinker. The NW was always empty. The NE had a Kerr Mcgee and behind it was the Sooner Twin drive in.
great article in the Oklahoma about just that location. It was in the Friday East sectionDilapidated apartment complex draws complaints | NewsOK.com
good lord, google the guys name...
Well,
I see the ON CUE has opened for business. One one been in there yet?\Gotta go try the gas
Not quite open yet. Those are the people working inside and landscaping outside. The way they parked their cars is very deceitful.
I see you're on top of current events as usual Thunder. It's open went there last night and this morning. One stop shopping for gas, ice, sodas, soft serve ice cream, corn dogs and sausage gravy from a dispenser! Okie heaven.
Joking and jabbing aside, I really hope we get more and more of these. They are run very well, have a great selection, nice restroom, drive thrus and I love the covered parking lots.
I was there yesterday, they had yellow tapes closing off the entrances...
I personally think they are the nicest c-store chain I've even been in. The thing 7-11 has going for it is its long standing in the community and the fact they don't take up nearly as much room as an On Cue. I'd bypass a 7-11 or local foreign owned dirty c-store to get to an On Cue. Never tried the drive through before. Anyone know if they do fountain refills in the drive through?
Yep, the metro area OnCue's are along the same model as QuikTrip. QT can't build in OKC because of the 7-Eleven stores. Same reason there are no 7-Eleven's in Tulsa. (The metro 7-Eleven's are not part of the National 7-Eleven group.) OnCue was genius to build their stores the way they did here in the metro area.
Just because there was a "mutual" agreement between 7-11 and QT does not mean they can not enter each other's market areas.
OnCue is better than QT, but QT has more pastries while OnCue features donuts from Krispy Kreme.
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