CFN
Gazette staff
When Chicken-Fried News intern Bucky walked in gnawing on a human skull and mumbling, “I only wanted the music,” over and over, we were a bit more concerned than usual.
Thursday 20 Jun
OKG Newsletter
Topic: out
Do you realize??
You have the most edible face.
CFN
Gazette staff
When Chicken-Fried News intern Bucky walked in gnawing on a human skull and mumbling, “I only wanted the music,” over and over, we were a bit more concerned than usual.
Brawl in Bricktown
Who let the Dawgz out? Doesn’t matter, because the Bricktown Brawlers promise a better indoor football experience.
Sports
Dean Anderson
Bricktown Brawlers vs. West Texas Roughnecks
3:05 p.m. Sunday
Cox Convention Center 1 Myriad Gardens
bricktownbrawlers.com, 602-8557
Under the sea
Everything’s better down where it’s wetter. Take it from these scuba diving experts.
Features
Jenny Coon Peterson
So you don’t have gills or fins? No problem. Scuba diving businesses around the metro offer classes, equipment and trips for beginners on up.
Check! Check!
Seven local acts are set to rock Norman at Friday’s Sooner Soundcheck concert
Music
Courtney Silva
In order to get students and the public alike better acquainted with the local music scene, the University of Oklahoma’s Campus Activities Council Concert Series presents Sooner Soundcheck.
Clean act
It's spring cleaning time.
Features
Jenny Coon Peterson
One of my good friends is obsessive about cleaning. Obsessive. We lived together throughout college and she made a habit of steam-cleaning the carpets every few months.
Garden party
It doesn’t matter if you don’t know the difference between a trowel and a hoe (we don’t, either). Here’s what you need to make your garden grow.
Features
Jenny Coon Peterson
Spring is about renewal. The air is fresh, the mornings are cool, and all the new green things are growing. You can’t help but want to get your hands in the dirt and grow some things of your own.
Play nice, y’all!
It's getting red-hot in here.
CFN
Gazette staff
It seems the simmering ideological tension among state House Republicans experienced a bit of a boil-over last week.
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.
Freddie vs. all
Freddie Gibbs raps against mindless pop, corporations and heck, even the world. But you’ll love him.
Music
Joshua Boydston
Freddie Gibbs with Big K.R.I.T., Smoke DZA, Josh Sallee and more
8 p.m. Sunday
XIIIX Lounge, 1310 N.W. 25th
$15 advance, $18 door
Strapping sandals
It's spring! New shoes! Hallelujah!
Features
Jenny Coon Peterson
Break out the toenail polish; spring is here. And that means new shoes. Hallelujah! No, seriously. You say “new shoes,” and I instantly start hearing really exuberant gospel music that involves clapping and raising of hands. Anyone else?
