News
Clifton Adcock
With ‘Arizona-plus’ legislation, state Rep. Randy Terrill hopes to ‘go beyond what Arizona has done’ in reforming Oklahoma’s illegal immigration policy.

Kids
Ta'Chelle Jones
Now at Science Museum Oklahoma, children can stretch the boundaries of their imaginations to comprehend some of the most basic forms of human existence, such as light and sound.

Letters to the Editor
Brandy Becerra
Regarding Clifton Adcock’s story “Radical retooling” (News, Jan. 19, Oklahoma Gazette): As a parent, I sat back frustrated from the sidelines.

Letters to the Editor
David Grow
Greg Horton’s article “Evolution alternatives” (News, Feb. 2, Oklahoma Gazette) exposes the damage creationist bills — House Bill 1001 by state Rep. Mike Reynolds, R-Oklahoma City; HB 1551 by Rep. Sally Kern, R-OKC; and SB 554 by Sen. Josh Brecheen, R-Coalgate — will do to Oklahoma.

Visual Arts
Courtney Silva
Artwork has some meaning behind it. But the meaning behind the pieces to be shown and auctioned Friday at the ninth annual “Art with a Heart” benefit may carry more meaning than usual.

Letters to the Editor
Adrian James
I recently read an article about new State Superintendent Janet Barresi’s 3R Agenda. She held the press conference in a state-of-the-art aeronautics building illustrating this company as being the type of business our high school students could find employment with when they graduated.

Features
Alex Ewald
Wednesday-Friday, ongoing

Music
Matt Carney
Whether it’s playing bluegrass in homeless shelters or kids’ music in public libraries, Joe Mailander and Justin Lansing are going to do their darndest to get their audiences’ hands clapping and feet stomping.