Tuesday 21 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: oklahoma city
French this
OKG7 things to do
Gazette staff
Catch any number of French films playing as part of French Cinema Week at Oklahoma City Museum of Art, 415 Couch.
Duo's downfall
Letters to the Editor
Donald Chabot
When I hear or see any mention of Steve and Sally Kern, I can’t help but be reminded of Gov. George Wallace of Alabama and his anti-integration actions.
Status report
How do you envision OKC in 2030? That’s what officials are asking as they develop PlanOKC, the city’s long-term guide for growth.
News
Clifton Adcock
Oklahoma City is wrapping up the first public input phase of its long-range development plan for the city, PlanOKC.
Crossed wires
Councilman Shadid hopes to formalize procedures that give the public and City Council more time to consider measures.
News
Clifton Adcock
A measure by Ward 2 Councilman Ed Shadid that would give more public notice and more time for the Oklahoma City Council to consider certain measures may include language on agenda-item deferrals as well.
The other white
Americans buy more Sauvignon Blanc than any white besides Chardonnay, and this old favorite is undergoing a transformation.
Food and Drink Features
Greg Horton
Sauvignon Blanc is second only to Chardonnay in acres of white grapes planted in California, but the Golden State hasn’t determined the style of this American favorite in the last few years.
The Zen approach
From decor to food, Zen is a notch above the rest in area Asian dining.
Restaurant Reviews
Carol Smaglinski
As a veteran restaurant reviewer, the first question I usually get asked by a new acquaintance is, “OK, so where’s the best restaurant around here?”
Two guys, one beer
Guess they weren't the type to share
CFN
Gazette staff
We here at Chicken-Fried News generally abide by the assumption that most people can handle someone else eating the last piece of cake or an unclaimed schnitzel that had been sitting in the fridge without resorting to a physical altercation.
Men’s room
It’s a woman’s world in modern roller derby, but guys are starting to get a foothold as they transition from referees and coaches to players.
Features
Charles Martin
Oklahoma City Roller Derby
5 P.M. Saturday
Farmers Public Market
311 S. Klein, okcfarmersmarket.com
$12 advance, $15 door
