Features Gazette staff
As recent tornado activity in the metro proved, it’s better to be safe
than sorry, and part of being safe is having a disaster preparedness
plan in place.
Sci-Fi Rod Lott
Cinema’s current master of disaster, Roland Emmerich (2012), produced but did not write or direct Hell, a post- apocalyptic film smaller in scope than what the man is used to, yet better crafted.
Comedy Rod Lott
All but dead, the drive-in movie once was at the forefront of
entertainment, as American as baseball, apple pie and Chevrolet. I can’t
think of a film that bottles that nostalgia better than Drive-In, an obscure comedy worth hunting down.
Dispatches from the May 20 tornado reveal the character of a community
News Tim Farley, Louis Fowler, Peter Wright and Phil Bacharach
The afternoon of May 20, on a neighborhood street west of the Moore
Medical Center, the Stephens family — Greg, Lynda and 19-year-old
daughter Deanna — prepared to take shelter from the tornado. They headed
into an underground storm shelter in their backyard, joined by their
two dogs and two next-door neighbors.