Letters to the Editor
Larry Stem
Regarding Jason Reese’s Commentary “Can it happen here?” in the March 2 Oklahoma Gazette: Yes, it can, and the sooner the better!
Friday 24 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: Oklahoma
Attack corporate welfare, not unions
Letters to the Editor
Larry Stem
Regarding Jason Reese’s Commentary “Can it happen here?” in the March 2 Oklahoma Gazette: Yes, it can, and the sooner the better!
En masse
A trio of metro arts organizations joins forces on a world-premiere production of Mozart’s ‘Requiem.’
Performing Arts
Eric Webb
Requiem Mass in D Minor
8 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday
Oklahoma City Ballet with Oklahoma City Philharmonic and Canterbury Choral Society
Civic Center Music Hall, 201 N. Walker
www.okcballet.com, 848-8637
$29-$54
Bite Size
Good one, Keith
Bite Size
Carol Smaglinski
Keith Paul, co-owner with Heather Paul and Sean Ray of A Good Egg Dining Group, proved he really is a good egg when he was chosen recently as one of 20 people nationwide to be profiled in the book “Restaurant Owners Uncorked: Twenty Owners Shares Their Recipes for Success.”
Spring-activated
To keep their brands fresh, Oklahoma brewers pour a bevy of new beers into the market to appeal to shifting palates.
Food and Drink Features
Charles Martin
There’s nothing like Oklahoma spring storms to wash away the dust left over from the waning days of winter. For beer drinkers, this means switching up their selection by cycling out the seasonal porters and stouts.
Downtown lacks a decent grocery store
Letters to the Editor
Maj. John Haley
I live near the Oklahoma City Museum of Art. Having come back from Europe (I am in the military), I miss the ability to just walk to a small grocery store near my residence to purchase groceries.
Adequate ammunition
Letters to the Editor
B.R. Anderson
Regarding Joel Hendrickson’s recent comments (Letters, “Gun advocate’s argument full of holes,” March 9, Oklahoma Gazette): Hendrickson lives in Oklahoma, not the United Nations. Our soldiers wear green or tan helmets and are trained to kill and/or destroy things, not wear blue helmets and spew false statistics.
A more perfect union
Letters to the Editor
Jim Ammerman
Jason Reese (Commentary, “Can it happen here?,” March 3, Oklahoma Gazette) starts out his argument with an opinion stated as fact. Reese states that “the only viable answer” is to convert defined benefit pensions to defined contribution pensions, and that “collective bargaining rights” are “the root of the problem.”
The story of Abraham
Letters to the Editor
Joe Hatcher
Regarding “Burger bliss” (Food & Drink, Feb. 16, Gazette): You missed the best onion burger place in Oklahoma City: Abraham’s Western Cafe at 4716 N. Western.
Seeking shelter
A filmmaker hopes his documentary will combat apathy toward Oklahoma City’s homeless population.
News
Clifton Adcock
The burgundy Lincoln Towncar, parked nearly in the shadow of the growing Devon Tower in downtown Oklahoma City, had a Bible on the dashboard and a sack of clothes in the back seat.
Runoff rundown
April 5’s election will determine whether Ward 2’s City Council seat will be filled by a spinal surgeon or a bank executive.
News
Clifton Adcock
The runoff election for the City Council Ward 2 seat is scheduled for April 5, and the two candidates vying for the seat are preparing for the final two weeks of campaigning.
