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On Tuesday, an Oklahoma City Web site hit a few thousand times each day celebrates its first anniversary. Unlike other well-traveled Web destinations, it does not provide a useful service or product...
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After growing up on a public library-fed diet of Western paperbacks, Sean Chandler was destined to write about cowboys when he first decided to tackle fiction five years ago.
There was only one p...
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Signaling spring are wildflowers popping up in public places, parks and along our highways. One organization responsible for this beauty is the Oklahoma Native Plant Society, dedicated to the study,...
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From invitations to honeymoon destinations, there are a number of ways couples can choose to go green as they get married.
“People in Oklahoma are just starting to get interested in these eco-chi...
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“Responsible travel” bears in mind the social, cultural, economic and environmental impact of travel, striving to minimize the footprint a traveler leaves. The Canebrake in eastern Oklahoma does res...
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Your body — not gasoline — is directly responsible for the whir of the blades in a old-fashioned reel lawn mower, leaving you instantly rewarded with a pleasant snick-snick-snick sound and the sweet...
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Best-selling author and attorney Scott Turow is the guest of honor at the Library Endowment Trust’s sixth annual Literary Voices dinner, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Oklahoma City Golf an...
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Norman resident Myrna Fletcher lives in a straw bale house.
“We get the three little pigs jokes all the time,” Fletcher said with a chuckle.
Her house is just one example of home construction ...
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A new class of businessmen and women are breaking the old rules and proving that loving Mother Earth and loving a healthy profit margin aren’t mutually exclusive. Money is green, after all.
Accor...
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Landscaping during an economic downturn often means firing the help and bending one’s own back. But you don’t have to go it alone, according to Tommy Precure, manager of Precure Nursery & Garden...
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Using a downloadable astronomy tool named SkyGlobe, Bill Wilburn — who helps man Science Museum Oklahoma’s planetarium shows in his off time — can keep tabs on the heavens above from his office or h...
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Medieval Fair April 4-6 Reaves Park, Norman Jousters, jugglers, human chess boards and maidens — both fair and otherwise — have been reliving the days of yore in Norman for more than three decad...
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The idea that “love is in the air” during the spring season is an old one.
But is human interest in love actually stronger in the spring, and if so, is it based in our chemistry the way it is fo...
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Chris Ozolins wasn’t entirely sure he wanted to talk about the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. Since first finding it for himself in January 1993, the Oklahoma City resident has regarded the almo...
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Want a quick spring getaway, but dread the thought of packing your kids into the SUV where they’ll be belted prisoners whining for drinks and bathroom breaks every half hour? Next time, try the trai...
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Oklahoma City University will host the Oklahoma Film and Video Studies Society state conference from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on March 29, but the registration deadline is Monday. The conference will fea...
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