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Cover: Planting prosperity
Oklahoma’s medical cannabis industry is roaring, with more than $1 million in tax revenue collected in April. But federal prohibition makes headaches for entrepreneurs and professionals.
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Friday, May 17
Arts & Culture
Color movement
An OKCMOA exhibit explores art focused on the act of creating it instead of the final product.
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Friday, May 17
Food & Drink
Decade strong
Park Harvey Sushi celebrates 10 years downtown by strengthening its wine bar while embracing its sports bar roots.
Food & Drink Food Features
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Friday, May 17
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Polling projects
A third-party poll gauges Oklahoma City residents’ opinions on some MAPS 4 ideas.
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Thursday, May 16
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Boom town
John F. Kennedy neighborhood residents are looking at any and all options to help ease the explosions at nearby recycling centers.
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Thursday, May 16
Arts & Culture
Softball mecca
Construction on OGE Energy Field is hurried in advance of Women’s College World Series.
Arts & Culture Community & Lifestyle
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Thursday, May 16
Music
Angry blues
Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears brings its newest album to 89th Street — OKC.
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Thursday, May 16
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Rooted in love
Muslim Oklahomans continue celebrating Ramadan and repelling hate with love amidst growing Islamophobia across the world.
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Wednesday, May 15
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Kicking stereotypes
Daniel Boyington of Tokie Tees organized a charity kickball tournament over Memorial Day weekend to help change the stereotype of lazy potheads.
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Wednesday, May 15
Food & Drink
Nichols perspective
En Croûte and St. Mark’s Chop Room & Bar benefit from new direction under chef Kevin Ward.
Food & Drink Food Reviews
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Wednesday, May 15
Arts & Culture
Art holiday
Now in its 43rd year, Paseo Arts Festival provides an artist-friendly space for Memorial Day weekend fun.
Arts & Culture Community & Lifestyle
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Wednesday, May 15
News
Commentary: 10 months
James Gallogly’s tenure as University of Oklahoma president was only slightly longer than the human gestation period. Fixing the university’s problems will take much longer.
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Tuesday, May 14
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Factchecking Oklahoma: Is the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau driving up banking costs for Oklahomans?
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Monday, May 13
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Live art demonstration: Behnaz Sohrabian @ Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center
