Nonfiction
Matt Carney
Oklahoma City lost one of its greatest native sons Feb. 16 when Anthony Shadid succumbed to a severe asthma attack while reporting in journalist-hostile Syria. He was 43.
Saturday 18 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: new york times
House of Stone: A Memoir of Home, Family, and a Lost Middle East
Nonfiction
Matt Carney
Oklahoma City lost one of its greatest native sons Feb. 16 when Anthony Shadid succumbed to a severe asthma attack while reporting in journalist-hostile Syria. He was 43.
Honoring Shadid
A public memorial service will be held Saturday for foreign correspondent Anthony Shadid.
News
Phil Bacharach
The public is invited to a memorial service Saturday afternoon honoring the life of Anthony Shadid, an Oklahoma City native and Pulitzer Prize-winning foreign correspondent who died Feb. 16 while on assignment in Syria.
Reflections of Shadid
OKC native and Pulitzer-winning journalist Anthony Shadid is posthumously honored for his life’s work.
Heated conversation
News
Clifton Adcock
Comments that Oklahoma City Councilman Ed Shadid recently made about the death of his cousin, Pulitzer Prize winning-journalist and Oklahoma City native Anthony Shadid, are making national headlines.
New Yorkers think we’re interesting!
CFN
Gazette staff
We’re not sure why East Coast newspapers are so interested in Oklahoma when it comes to the Affordable Care Act, perhaps better known as Obamacare.
They like us! They really like us!
CFN
Gazette staff
We don’t know if The New York Times Magazine’s Nov. 11 feature on the OKC Thunder was, as The Oklahoman reporter Steve Lackmeyer proclaimed on his blog — presumably with a stuck “caps lock” key — “THE BEST ARTICLE EVER WRITTEN ABOUT OKLAHOMA CITY IN A NATIONAL PUBLICATION.”
Oklahoma to corporations: We love you!
CFN
Gazette staff
If there’s one thing Oklahoma politicians know, it’s that no one appreciates a moocher. Unless that moocher is a corporation.
