News & Events
City Open House
The Oklahoma City division moved in their new 5,500 sq. ft. office at the end of June, 2007.
They had their Open House September 20, 2007. The Journal Record was there to document this
event in their newspaper. The office was joined by over 150 vendors and realtors to celebrate
their big day.
This year is full of celebrations for our Oklahoma City office. In the 2007
Parade of Homes they brought home several honors in the category of “homes listed under $200,000.”
The awards for our team included Best Home Owners Suite, Best Kitchen, Best Overall Design and
Best Merchandising. They also opened two new locations recently:
Brighton Pointe
and Colony Pointe.
Congratulations to the OKC Team!!!
City of Fayetteville Recognizes Rausch Coleman Homes
Recently, the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, recognized Rausch Coleman Homes as Residential
Developer of the Year 2007. As evident of their success, the city has partnered with Rausch
Coleman to provide affordable housing within the community. "The Farmington-based firm was
selected by a city committee to develop a plan to build houses for residents who fall in the
low-to-moderate income range", said Yoland Fields, Community Resources Director. Mayor Dan
Coody commended the selection of Rausch Coleman, "They have a track record of producing very
nice affordable homes and quality construction", he said. "I think they're a good choice."
~ Adam Wallworth, Northwest Arkansas Times, October 24, 2007.
"Service of the Second Mile" in Action
The months of September and October were extremely productive for Rausch Coleman Homes of Tulsa,
and included several neighborhood-specific events, which gave back to the homeowners of their
respective communities.
October 20 marked the Inaugural
"Crossing at 91st Block Party", which was a joint
partnership between the sales and construction teams in order to promote community
pride and to enhance the quality of our community. Over 100 prospective and current
homeowners along with realtors and brokers attended the two-day event.
Dawna Church and Bobbi Schacht were responsible for initiating and planning the entire event,
from budgeting and contacting lenders for door prizes, to hiring a clown to blow up balloons
for the kids. Dawna and Bobbie did an excellent job each step of the way.
Superintendents Jack Wood and Daniel Lane also deserve special recognition, as both willingly
volunteered their Saturday afternoon in support of the Block Party, and spent the day setting
up bales of hay, grilling hotdogs and anything else they could do to help make the event a
success.
The party provided the perfect opportunity for homeowners to meet their neighbors for the
first time in a fun and relaxing environment. Everyone who attended expressed their thanks
for the opportunity to spend time with their neighborhoods.