Commentary
Kurt Hochenauer
Have progressive Oklahomans found some political mojo in recent months?

OKG7 things to do
Gazette staff

They put the “mock” in “democracy.” They’re The Capitol Steps, the long-running political comedy troupe, and something tells us they’ve got lots to joke about on their current national tour. The sassy satirists will perform 7:30 p.m. Monday at Southwestern Oklahoma State University’s Fine Arts Center, 100 Campus Drive in Weatherford. Tickets are $10- $20. Call 580-774-3019 or visit swosu.edu.

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Soundtrack
Rod Lott
With each new James Bond film, it seems as if another CD compilation of 007 movie music is released. Because it is.

News
Clifton Adcock
The Oklahoma City Council on Nov. 6 laid out the city’s wish-list for next year’s state legislative session.

News
Clifton Adcock
A large granite monument of the Ten Commandments was erected outside the Oklahoma state Capitol building today.

News
Tim Farley
Eating dinner together as a family is important to many Oklahomans, but politics isn’t going to be one of the mealtime conversation topics.

CFN
Gazette staff
A few weeks ago, Chicken-Fried News profiled an effort by state Rep. Sally Kern, R-Oklahoma City, to push a bill prohibiting state and local governments from participating in the implementation of United Nations initiative — here we will speak in an ominous whisper — Agenda 21.

CFN
Gazette staff
Well, that didn’t take long.

CFN
Gazette staff
Last week, Chicken-Fried News took note of some of the more, um, interesting bills filed for the Oklahoma legislative session, which begins Monday.