Music
Emily Hopkins
Performing pieces by such musical masters as Schoenberg and Strauss, the Brightmusic Society of Oklahoma hosts its third free program of the season, “Sounds from Vienna,” at different venues on Monday and Tuesday.

Letters to the Editor
Larry Stem
Gov. Mary Fallin faces a huge dilemma when state Rep. Randy Terrill’s antiimmigrant bill reaches her desk.

Letters to the Editor
None
Williams is simply incorrect on his chronology. He stated current Oklahoma alcohol laws date to statehood 103 years ago. Oklahoma came to statehood absolutely prohibiting possession, sale, consumption, manufacture (and I think transportation) of alcohol: complete and total prohibition.

CFN
Gazette staff
Sen. Jim Inhofe has given us many WTF-did-he-just-say moments over the years, but one of the WTF-iest came during a Dec. 12 speech to the Tulsa Metro Chamber.

CFN
Gazette staff
Bestiality is serious business for Sen. Jim Inhofe and the Tulsa Metro Chamber.

OKG7 things to do
Gazette staff
To celebrate National Chamber Music Month, Brightmusic Society of Oklahoma presents an ambitious four-concert Bach and Brahms Festival, with a different program each night. Concerts are scheduled for 7:30 Saturday, 4:00 p.m. Sunday, and 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and May 31, all at St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral, 127 N.W. Seventh. Admission is $10, or $30 for a festival pass. Visit brightmusic.org.

Saturday-Sunday, Tuesday

Music
Louis Fowler
Aidan Carroll Quartet
7 p.m. Wednesday, May 29
University of Central Oklahoma Jazz Lab
100 E. Fifth, Edmond
ucojazzlab.com
359-7989
$5-$7