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Lyric Theatre’s Broadway & Brew moves to the Boathouse District for its sixth year.

Arts & Culture Arts By Ben Luschen April 25, 2018, 8:05AM

Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma’s annual Broadway & Brew event is set to return for its sixth year with a format that will feel familiar for those who have been to past editions of the fundraiser aimed at young professionals....

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Super Tortas El Chavo lives up to its namesake with giant sandwiches that pack flavor into each layer of meat.

Food & Drink Food Reviews By Jacob Threadgill April 25, 2018, 8:03AM

For many Spanish speakers across the world, one of the most recognizable characters is El Chavo, from the uber-popular sitcom El Chavo del Ocho and subsequent spinoffs, including an animated series that began in the mid-2000s....

Rolling art

An [Artspace] at Untitled event allows local artists to dream bigger.

Arts & Culture Arts By Jeremy Martin April 25, 2018, 8:03AM

Soon, several local artists will get the chance to watch their work publicly run over by a steamroller....

Walk, run

With the statewide teacher walkouts over, attention turns to elections, in which dozens of educators are candidates.

News Education By Laura Eastes April 25, 2018, 8:00AM

The moment Lauren Richter, a fifth-grade teacher in Shawnee, decided to run for office came during the fourth day of the statewide teacher walkout, when educators and their allies continued to demand additional funding for public schools....

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Super Tortas El Chavo lives up to its namesake with giant sandwiches that pack flavor into each layer of meat.

Food & Drink Food Reviews | By Jacob Threadgill | Wednesday, April 25

Arts & Culture

Rolling art

An [Artspace] at Untitled event allows local artists to dream bigger.

Arts & Culture Arts | By Jeremy Martin | Wednesday, April 25

News

Chicken-Fried News: The law won

News Chicken-Fried News | By Gazette Staff | Wednesday, April 25

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Cartoon: Republican election strategy

News Commentary | By Jim Massara | Wednesday, April 25

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Chicken-Fried News: Weather jinx

News Chicken-Fried News | By Gazette Staff | Wednesday, April 25

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Walk, run

With the statewide teacher walkouts over, attention turns to elections, in which dozens of educators are candidates.

News Education | By Laura Eastes | Wednesday, April 25

News

COVER: Marijuana quest

As we near a state vote on medical marijuana, Oklahoma Gazette looks at the issue from all angles.

News State | By Laura Eastes, George Lang, Ben Luschen and Jacob Threadgill | Friday, April 20

Arts & Culture

Transitional terrain

Exhibit C’s newest gallery show features three artists in different stages of their careers.

Arts & Culture Arts | By Jeremy Martin | Friday, April 20

Music

Cosmic journey

Michelle Zauner brings Japanese Breakfast’s Soft Sounds from Another Planet to Norman.

Music Music Features | By Ben Luschen | Friday, April 20

Food & Drink

Opportunity window

As 42nd Street Candy Co. closes its doors at the end of the month, its owner pursues new avenues.

Food & Drink Food Features | By Jacob Threadgill | Friday, April 20

Arts & Culture

Funny friendship

Jewel Box Theatre stages female friendship and a few weddings in its upcoming production of Always a Bridesmaid.

Arts & Culture Arts | By Ian Jayne | Friday, April 20

Music

Pleasant paradise

David Byrne brings his blockbuster American Utopia World Tour — and a healthy dose of optimism — to OKC.

Music Music Features | By Ben Luschen | Thursday, April 19

Food & Drink

Corporate nourishment

Nebu encourages healthy eating for Devon employees and all of downtown OKC.

Food & Drink Food Reviews | By Jacob Threadgill | Thursday, April 19

Arts & Culture

Answering calls

The Free Food Pantry and Educational Center serves seniors and more through its programs providing groceries, clothing and furniture.

Arts & Culture Arts | By Laura Eastes | Thursday, April 19

News

Chicken-Fried News: Picketing reasons

News Chicken-Fried News | By Gazette Staff | Thursday, April 19

Food & Drink

Gazedibles: Hot doggin’

Food & Drink Gazedibles | By Jacob Threadgill | Thursday, April 19

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Primary issues

A record number of candidates file for federal, state and judicial office, but does that mean competitive elections?

News Government | By Laura Eastes | Thursday, April 19

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Season sampler

Lyric Theatre’s Broadway & Brew moves to the Boathouse District for its sixth year.

Super-sized

Super Tortas El Chavo lives up to its namesake with giant sandwiches that pack flavor into each layer of meat.

Rolling art

An [Artspace] at Untitled event allows local artists to dream bigger.

Walk, run

With the statewide teacher walkouts over, attention turns to elections, in which dozens of educators are candidates.

The Latest

Food & Drink

Super Tortas El Chavo lives up to its namesake with giant sandwiches that pack flavor into each layer of meat.

Arts & Culture

An [Artspace] at Untitled event allows local artists to dream bigger.

News

News

News

News

With the statewide teacher walkouts over, attention turns to elections, in which dozens of educators are candidates.

News

As we near a state vote on medical marijuana, Oklahoma Gazette looks at the issue from all angles.

Arts & Culture

Exhibit C’s newest gallery show features three artists in different stages of their careers.

Music

Michelle Zauner brings Japanese Breakfast’s Soft Sounds from Another Planet to Norman.

Food & Drink

As 42nd Street Candy Co. closes its doors at the end of the month, its owner pursues new avenues.

Arts & Culture

Jewel Box Theatre stages female friendship and a few weddings in its upcoming production of Always a Bridesmaid.

Music

David Byrne brings his blockbuster American Utopia World Tour — and a healthy dose of optimism — to OKC.

Food & Drink

Nebu encourages healthy eating for Devon employees and all of downtown OKC.

Arts & Culture

The Free Food Pantry and Educational Center serves seniors and more through its programs providing groceries, clothing and furniture.

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Food & Drink

News

A record number of candidates file for federal, state and judicial office, but does that mean competitive elections?

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My Wildest Dreams @ Norman Santa Fe Depot

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