As someone who has always loved vinyl records, getting to be part of a project like this is especially exciting. Buildings like this carry a lot of history, and it’s always rewarding to play a role in bringing them back to life. This particular building has stood in Oklahoma City for more than 110 years, and projects like this are about more than just renovations—they’re about preserving a piece of the city’s story. While I’ve been told the original record store won’t be retu

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