Features
Clifton Adcock
Pastor Tom Vineyard of Windsor Hills Baptist Church stood before the Oklahoma House of Representatives April 18 and bowed his head.
Wednesday 19 Jun
OKG Newsletter
Topic: Bartlesville
Fractured family
Feuding factions within the Oklahoma Republican Party could disrupt funding of state agencies.
Features
Clifton Adcock
Pastor Tom Vineyard of Windsor Hills Baptist Church stood before the Oklahoma House of Representatives April 18 and bowed his head.
Mod-ified
Mid-century modern architecture enthusiasts can’t get enough of its sleek design and creativity around the state.
Features
Malena Lott
"Despite what many Americans might perceive as an oxymoron, there actually is a Modern Oklahoma,” wrote Rex and Jackie Brown at oklahomamodern.us, where they bring awareness to midcentury architectural marvels around the Sooner State by documenting their finds.
A sound shade of Blue
One woman changed the Blue Bonnet’s pattern by adding a new item to the Norman bar’s offerings: live music.
Music
Danny Marroquin
Bartlesville native Laura Birkett is the kind of lady who walks up to an aging, beer-only bar on the edge of Main Street and sees a promising oasis of Natural Light and sound.
The tree of strife
CFN
Gazette staff
Oscar nominations notwithstanding, it turns out that spending $32 million on a meditative study on the meaning of our existence doesn’t make you the most popular kid in class.
Tots entertainment
CFN
Gazette staff
If Terrence Malick’s movies are anything, they’re an absolute pleasure to look at. In such films as Badlands, The Thin Red Line and The Tree of Life, the acclaimed director, who was raised in northern Oklahoma, has demonstrated a gift for extracting beauty from the most unexpected places (i.e. cornfields, combat zones, um ... dinosaurs).
