BLOG: 52 schools across district will offer free lunch
A new federal program will allow the OKC district to offer free lunch to all of its students at 52 schools.
Some soups come chilled — a nice way to lower the body temperature before heading back out into Oklahoma’s luxurious humidity.
Some soups come chilled — a nice way to lower the body temperature before heading back out into Oklahoma’s luxurious humidity.
OCU and Oklahoma Historical Society hosting an evening showcasing Turpen’s new book, while raising scholarship funds.
OCU and Oklahoma Historical Society hosting an evening showcasing Turpen’s new book, while raising scholarship funds.
Commentary: We need long-term road solutions
The federal government is driving us to a highway fiscal cliff, and, per usual, the road is paved with short-term intentions.
Nuggets: Heavy metal breakfasts and more
The Wedge Pizzeria expands breakfast offerings, what’s in season now and Rep. Frank Lucas wins Champion of Agriculture from American Agri-women.
Knucks Wheelhouse offers fresh, delicious pizza till the wee hours
Drew and Anna Mains hope to establish more than a delicious pizza joint with Knucks Wheelhouse — they want a community experience.
Complexities of marriage may be compounded in interfaith unions
Before 1960, only 20 percent of couples were in an interfaith marriage. That number has now increased to 45 percent.
OKG Eat: Ice cream scream
No matter how sophisticated your taste buds are, nothing brings out the kid in you like ice cream.
Kids learn power of human body at new science exhibit
Visitors can test their speed, strength, stamina, balance and flexibility across the newest exhibit at the Science Museum Oklahoma.
Letters to the Editor: Aug. 13, 2014
Fallin’s popularity wavers According to a recent Rasmussen poll, Governor Mary Fallin has the support of only 45 percent of likely voters. (That’s down from a high of 69 percent.) Her Democratic challenger Joe Dorman came in with 40 percent support from likely voters. That telephone survey was conducted on July 15-16. In my opinion,…
The swooning of critics over Boyhood has reached near-embarrassing levels. But there’s no getting around it; this is a remarkable movie.
The swooning of critics over Boyhood has reached near-embarrassing levels. But there’s no getting around it; this is a remarkable movie.
Film review: Magic in the Moonlight
Even with the literal elephant off stage, a figurative elephant is still in the room: the ever-frustrating work of Woody Allen.
Often, there’s as much wonder in the process as the finished piece of art itself. That’s precisely the mark of Oklahoma City indie rockers Feel Spectres.
Often, there’s as much wonder in the process as the finished piece of art itself. That’s precisely the mark of Oklahoma City indie rockers Feel Spectres.
City council will review water rate increases
City officials say higher water rates are needed to help pay for new water capacity projects.
BLOG: At least one debate scheduled between Dorman and Fallin
Rep. Joe Dorman and Gov. Mary Fallin will debate on Oct. 2, one month before the gubernatorial election.
Review: Gaberino’s serves food straight from the heart
Some of the best Italian food in the world is made in homes by family members.
OKC schools look to elevate student athlete character
The OKC school district has its coaches adding character building to the playbook.
BLOG: Black mass leader says he’s ready for violence
The person behind a satanic black mass event in OKC says he is ready to defend his cause with violence if necessary.
Local artist Anthony Pego was looking for inspiration, and it just wasn’t coming. An artist by trade, he was branching out from two-dimensional art, things that hang on walls.
Local artist Anthony Pego was looking for inspiration, and it just wasn’t coming. An artist by trade, he was branching out from two-dimensional art, things that hang on walls.
PHOTOS: Associate superintendent tours schools
Oklahoma City associate superintendent Aurora Lora is in the process of visiting every school across the district.
New district leadership studying principal needs
New leaders of OKC schools are looking for ways to make life easier for school principals.
CC PODCAST: Episode 1
Rep. Joe Dorman is our guest in the first episode of the Capital City podcast.
BLOG: KKK flyer sparks controversy, Fallin not going to GOP event
Gov. Mary Fallin will not be attending an event were the KKK will be a topic of discussion.
I’ve never quite understood why sushi and steak are always getting shoved together.
I’ve never quite understood why sushi and steak are always getting shoved together.
Film review: I Origins
As forward-thinking as it is, Mike Cahill’s I Origins never embodies the intellectual moviegoing experience it wants to be.
Local folk band Idabel writes music with an open mind
So much modern, popular folk has devolved into a series of well-placed “heys.” But Idabel stands undaunted by the negative space those hollers so often occupy.
It’s easy to talk about how great of a guy Desmond Mason is. Perception is an interesting thing, though. How well do we really know him?
It’s easy to talk about how great of a guy Desmond Mason is. Perception is an interesting thing, though. How well do we really know him?
Texas-based trio Mothership is inbound to bring another helping of heavy rock ’n’ roll to its devoted Oklahoma City fan base
Texas-based trio Mothership is inbound to bring another helping of heavy rock ’n’ roll to its devoted Oklahoma City fan base
Local theater companies tell us what to look forward to this fall
Artistic directors guide us through what one hopes will be a challenging, thought-provoking, enlightening and entertaining season.
Ancient gender comedy Lysistrata still feels relevant today
In Lysistrata, Aristophanes’ takes on gender roles and women’s ability to effect change by withholding sexual favors. Sound familiar? That’s because it’s story that could be ripped from today’s headlines. Tyler Woods, director and co-founder of Reduxion Theatre Co. talks about why this story is both as timely and revolutionary today as it was 2500…
Wayne Coyne and his Flaming Lips cohorts cast a long shadow, one that Stardeath and White Dwarfs probably won’t ever fully escape.
Wayne Coyne and his Flaming Lips cohorts cast a long shadow, one that Stardeath and White Dwarfs probably won’t ever fully escape.
