News
Clifton Adcock

A recent poll shows a majority of Oklahoma City registered voters surveyed approve of Mayor Mick Cornett’s job performance. A majority of those polled had no opinion on the job performances of City Manager Jim Couch or their respective councilperson, although a majority approved of the job performance of the Oklahoma City Council as a whole.

Commentary
Keith Gaddie
Any Oklahoman who ever flew on Delta knows Bill Hartsfield. The airport in Atlanta exists because of Hartsfield, who as a councilman aggressively promoted aviation. As mayor, he was first and foremost a booster of innovations and of Atlanta business.

Letters to the Editor
Sue Clancy
Regarding the Feb. 2 Oklahoma Gazette Commentary “Mayor McModern” by Keith Gaddie: I wish Mayor Mick Cornett the best of luck in attempting to modernize a city that has Christian extremist/ fundamentalists ringed around its throat.

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Gazette staff
“In the mayor’s election, 7 percent showed up for the vote, and they thought that was a great deal. People didn’t even know it occurred. If people knew there was a vote, I’d be mayor right now.”

News
Alex Ewald
A Republican candidate who has already made several strides in his local political arena recently announced his decision to possibly throw his hat in the ring for the 2nd Congressional District.

CFN
Gazette staff
If we know anything about our mayor, it’s that he likes to stand out, go above and beyond in his duties and watch basketball.

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Gazette staff
If you feel a certain electricity in the air, no need to panic — unless, of course, you really do feel electricity in the air, in which case, run like hell — chances are you’re just caught up in the excitement of Mayor Mick Cornett’s impending State of the City address.

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Gazette staff
Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett’s TV appearances have included happy-go-lucky talk-show hosts Rachael Ray and Ellen DeGeneres, but hizzoner took a walk on the wild side March 16 when he turned up on HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher.

Features
Jenn Scott

When Oklahoma City landed on just about every “fattest” list imaginable, Mayor Mick Cornett did not sit idly by. He launched a million-pound challenge in 2007. Since then, the mayor has lost 38 pounds himself.

Letters to the Editor
Sandy Meyers
To live in Oklahoma City today is exciting. The approval by the Oklahoma City Council to restructure Centennial Plaza or Civic Center park is a great gift to all of us. Making this prominent property a spectacular centerpiece for the arts and civic affairs gives us all a feeling of pride and excitement.