Music
Stephen Carradini
Major labels may be going the way of the buffalo, but independent record labels still have ardent supporters in Oklahoma City.
Saturday 25 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: people
Label love
While the major record labels drop like flies, local indie ones are on the rise.
Music
Stephen Carradini
Major labels may be going the way of the buffalo, but independent record labels still have ardent supporters in Oklahoma City.
Get proud
The 24th annual OKC Pride festival combines concerts, parties and a parade to celebrate the LGBT community.
Features
Charles Martin
OKC Pride
4-11 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m.-11 p.m. Saturday-Sunday
The Strip N.W. 39th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue
OKCPride.org
Doctor's orders
A local doctor hopes to help Oklahomans stay healthy with a new book on preventative medicine.
Features
Ryan Querbach
Dr. John Tompkins
6:30 p.m. Monday
Full Circle Bookstore, 1900 Northwest Expressway
FullCircleBooks.com, 842-2900
Point: This is not a culture war
'Gay people are loved by their families.'
Commentary
Nathan Gunter
“I grew up in Oklahoma,” said Don. “I believe passionately in Oklahoma values.
Musical gifts
May the Schwarz be with you, along with a dozen local bands at Schwarzstock, a free, field-set musical festival in Yukon.
Music
Joshua Boydston
Schwarzstock featuring The Electric Primadonnas, O Fidelis, Junebug Spade and more
3 p.m. Saturday
The 40, Yukon
Facebook.com/DougSchwarz
Free
Teachers, taxpayers told conflicting stories
Letters to the Editor
Shelly Campbell
I was disappointed, but not surprised, to learn that the stipends for National Board Certified Teachers had been cut from the education budget.
