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The Oklahoma election cycle is always weird but it doesn’t get much weirder than the Oklahoma County Clerk
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Wednesday, June 29
Music
Homecoming
After shuttering through the pandemic, The Blue Door has reopened its doors after undergoing a facelift but the venue’s signature charm — its intimate and songwriter-focused room — has remained intact.
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Wednesday, June 29
Arts & Culture
Citizen Spotlight: Tarah Warren
After winning the battle against Stage IV ovarian cancer, Tarah Warren found a way to pay it forward to those still fighting.
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Wednesday, June 29
Music
Close to home
Flatland Cavalry and Kaitlin Butts are taking the show on the road with a July 7 tour date at The Jones Assembly.
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Wednesday, June 29
Music
Soundcheck: Chelsea Days - Chelsea Days
On its first proper LP, one of Oklahoma City’s best new indie bands evokes blissful ease beyond its existentialist borders — and how!
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Wednesday, June 29
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Nothing says “pro-life” quite like pulling lifesaving first responders like firefighters and paramedics from calls for service so they can be on standby for a publicity stunt.
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Wednesday, June 29
Music
Soundcheck: Primal Brain - It’s Still All a Game
The unruly Oklahoma City punk anarchists hurl another Molotov cocktail of anti-establishment anthems on noisy sophomore release.
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Wednesday, June 29
Food & Drink
Warm weather wines
These four crisp wines make the perfect complement to the rising temps.
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Wednesday, June 29
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Growing up
Oklahoma’s medical cannabis industry is slowly transitioning from its Wild West laissez-faire roots to a more regulated model with expanded oversight and a temporary moratorium on business licensure.
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Wednesday, June 15
Arts & Culture
Citizen Spotlight: Tamara Nelson
Tamara Nelson’s mission to provide a small necessity turned into serving her community on a much larger scale.
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Wednesday, June 15
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House District Race 88
On each candidate’s journey to politics and their legislative priorities.
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Wednesday, June 15
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Just about everyone seems to have had enough of Kevin’s shit, including members of his own party.
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Wednesday, June 15
Food & Drink
Gazedibles: Just poke it
Poke bowls — a raw fish salad originating in Hawaii — entered the mainstream a few years ago.
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Wednesday, June 15
Music
Liberty libretto
New original opera No Justice, No Peace confronts and empathizes with the traumatic margins of police violence with forthcoming world premiere.
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Wednesday, June 15
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The citizens of Oklahoma County are damned if they do and damned if they don’t when it comes to the jail.
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Wednesday, June 15
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Love transcends
OKC Pride Alliance hosts PrideFest June 24-26 at Scissortail Park, but their mission to support the 2SLGBTQIA+ community continues beyond the parade and parties.
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Wednesday, June 15
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Pride is solidarity
Ramona Waylon Diaz on becoming the woman she deserves to be.
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Wednesday, June 15
Arts & Culture
Civic sizzle
Lyric Theatre stages their summer with three large-scale musicals.
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Wednesday, June 15
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Fresh start
After a crowd of nearly 800 people showed up to its inaugural Expungement Expo, the Urban League of Greater Oklahoma City has expanded its efforts for the second year.
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Wednesday, June 15
