Simple steps to credit card security
Read this simple guide to keep your credit cards safe this holiday season.
Neu doesn’t shy away from politics as superintendent
Robert Neu has embraced a role of speaking forcibly on state education policies, taking advantage of the platform few other district superintendents across Oklahoma have.
Blog: Four things to know about Neu’s 100 Day Transition Plan
Here are four things to now about Superintendent Neu’s 100 Day Transition Plan report.
Since the Dallas-Fort Worth trio’s formation in 2010, Oil Boom has always been something of a throwback, conjuring that same cocky bravado and sound of rock ‘n’ roll’s unrivaled reign in the ’70s.
Since the Dallas-Fort Worth trio’s formation in 2010, Oil Boom has always been something of a throwback, conjuring that same cocky bravado and sound of rock ‘n’ roll’s unrivaled reign in the ’70s.
School board votes to dismiss Redskins mascot
The Oklahoma City School Board voted 8-0 to dismiss the Redskins mascot after hearing from several students and community members who said the name was offensive to Native Americans.
Film review: The Homesman
At the climax of an ultimately futile night of romance, a lonely and classically western woman unsuccessfully serenades an apathetic suitor by means of a faux piano.
Timberlake touches down at Chesapeake
After years of rumors and hopeful wishes from his fans, Justin Timberlake returned to the music scene in 2013 with a two-part album, The 20/20 Experience. Released months apart from each other, the two halves of the record featured some of the strongest material of Timberlake’s career, allowing him to easily slip back into radio…
School board challengers withdraw from race, Torres lone candidate
Oklahoma City school board member Gloria Torres will get a full term after two challengers for her seat withdrew last week.
Police graduates enter force with motivation to serve
During in time when police can have a bad reputation, new academy graduates in OKC show a motivation to serve their community.
Outrage easier to evoke on sports than other school issues
The Douglass High School playoff controversy shows it can be easier to draw attention to inequality on the football field than in the classroom.
As winter rolls in, so too do winter activities
As winter weather starts reaching an aching arm down the plains, Myriad Botanical Gardens has packed up its splash pad and opened up Devon Ice Rink.
Kerri Shadid finds her home with poetry residency at Skirvin
Inside sits a table with a black tablecloth underneath colorful, handmade journals. Hanging from the edge of the table is a poster board sign reading “Free Poems.”
Style: Ronald D. Jordan makes wearable conversation pieces
It was his tie that started it. It was red plaid and stood out like a holiday light bulb.
Men’s fashion in Oklahoma City has undergone a renaissance.
Men’s fashion in Oklahoma City has undergone a renaissance.
Style: Business owners can experiment at Holiday Pop-Up Shops
For many independent retailers, the annual Holiday Pop-Up Shops in Midtown offer a chance to test products and experiment with a retail store.
Style: New men’s boutique is more than a place to buy things
Slim, 1 NE Second St., is also staking its claim too, but it wants to be more than just a clothing store.
Maybe it’s the pressure of the holidays, or maybe it’s the weather, but winter always makes us want to get the heck outta town.
Maybe it’s the pressure of the holidays, or maybe it’s the weather, but winter always makes us want to get the heck outta town.
Metro Briefs: Westbrook helps Boys & Girls Club, rideshare application deadline nears
A new ordinance regulating rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft went into effect Nov. 22, and companies have 30 days to submit applications for a license to operate legally in OKC.
Nuggets Food Briefs: Made in Oklahoma? There’s an app for that
Made in Oklahoma (MIO) Coalition now has an app to help you find hundreds of products that are made and sold in Oklahoma.
For a child’s education to be complete, it must include the arts. Arts education — music, dance, visual arts and drama — prepare students for school, work and life.
For a child’s education to be complete, it must include the arts. Arts education — music, dance, visual arts and drama — prepare students for school, work and life.
Letters to the Editor: Nov. 26, 2014
Corporations and nations the world around are making adjustments to the science predicting dire consequences if CO2 emissions are not reduced.
Tech companies: Fair access to faster Internet gives OKC competitive advantage
Oklahoma City, which has also seen a boost in startups over the past several years, has some of the slowest Internet speeds in the nation, according to data compiled by the website Gizmodo.com.
If there’s a war on cars in America, Oklahoma City is one of its toughest battlefields.
If there’s a war on cars in America, Oklahoma City is one of its toughest battlefields.
Project31 offers support network for breast cancer victims, survivors and families
Breast cancer can rob a woman of her identity.
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but I also think it’s the most indulgent.
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but I also think it’s the most indulgent.
Yes, it’s true. Oklahoma has an official state meal. Approved in 1988 by the 41st Legislature, it includes much-loved Southern home-cooked favorites.
Yes, it’s true. Oklahoma has an official state meal. Approved in 1988 by the 41st Legislature, it includes much-loved Southern home-cooked favorites.
There is a lot going on downtown this month, from finding Segway Santa to the Boathouse District’s numerous activities, including a zip-line and a rock wall. All that fun can work up quite the appetite.
There is a lot going on downtown this month, from finding Segway Santa to the Boathouse District’s numerous activities, including a zip-line and a rock wall. All that fun can work up quite the appetite.
There are days when cooking just isn’t in the cards.
There are days when cooking just isn’t in the cards.
The Oklahoma City metro produced some of the state’s — and nation’s — best singles. Here’s the cream of the Oklahoma crop.
The Oklahoma City metro produced some of the state’s — and nation’s — best singles. Here’s the cream of the Oklahoma crop.
OKC Improv has a Festivus for the rest of us
OKC Improv rings in the holidays with laughter at its annual Festivus celebration, now in its third year. The two nights of performances will showcase a variety of local improv comedy groups. Friday night will feature the high-energy physical comedy of Smack Smack Sniff, political satire from Red State Blue State, 400 years of accumulated…
Chicken-Fried News: 20 more years!
David Boren is celebrating 20 years as president of the University of Oklahoma.
Chicken-Fried News: Pepper spray
Students and a teacher were evacuated from an Oklahoma classroom when a student accidentally deployed pepper spray.
Norman’s Mama Sweet is back making sweet, sweet music
There has been no shortage of factors that have drawn Mama Sweet apart over the years.
Chicken-Fried News: It’s happening!
The NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament is coming to Oklahoma.
Chicken-Fried News: Don’t be late
Get ready! E.K. Gaylord Boulevard is going to be closed and causing traffic confusion for the next year.
Chicken-Fried News: Yeah, we rule
Oklahoma City was included in National Geographic Traveler’s Best Trips 2015 list.
Chicken-Fried News: It’s bean fun
Newsflash! 68 percent of Oklahomans love green bean casserole.
Chicken-Fried News: It belongs to KD
Oklahoma City Thunder baller Kevin Durant doesn’t even go easy when playing against children. Maybe Lil B, The Based God, is to blame.
