It’s been a quarter century since Blue made LeAnn Rimes the youngest Grammy Award-winning artist at the age of 14. Since, the multitalented artist has won a multitude of awards, not only for her music but for her advocacy and humanitarian work as well. On Sept. 16, the acclaimed performer will release her 19th studio […]
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Citizen Spotlight: Mary & Lenny Kaplan of Ice Angels
At 79 years young, Mary Kaplan and her husband Lenny, 76, have made public service their life’s work, and every week for the last 12 years, the couple has dedicated their time to making sure that homeless individuals have a warm meal, clean clothes and a kind word. The Kaplans, who recently renewed their vows […]
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Gazedibles: Meals for the munchies
Even if you don’t partake in the consumption of medical cannabis, it doesn’t mean you’re immune to the “munchies,” defined loosely as cravings for anything and well, everything. Instead of throwing everything that sounds good onto a plate, here are seven spots with unique dishes to satisfy those haze-fueled cravings. Guyutes 405-702-6960 730 NW 23rd […]
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Bonafide celebrity
A miniature panther — Sir Indiana Bones — stalks the Museum of Osteology or Skulls Unlimited, and if you visit, you might just run into him. The team welcomed the now 4-year-old black cat in 2019, and he’s been prowling the museum grounds ever since. After pleading for a staff pet for several months, the […]
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Citizen Spotlight: Heather Hernandez
Where one person may see something as broken and beyond repair, Heather Hernandez sees endless possibilities and a bright future. A lifelong dog lover, Heather started Mutt Misfits to help sick, injured and disfigured dogs often passed over in shelters or euthanized because of the costs associated with their rehabilitation. “My family’s always been crazy […]
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Never solo
Oklahoma City welcomed a new kind of restaurant in 2021, serving both humans and canines. Its namesake never lived to see its opening, but his spirit is inherent in the popular northwest OKC spot. The demanding hours of the hospitality industry meant Julianne Thomas spent enormous amounts of time away from home and from her […]
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Safety in packs
They have made the decision to leave. Arrangements have been made for themselves and their children. But without their pets, they’re not going anywhere. “Statistics say that anywhere from 69 to 89 percent of those who are in an abusive household will not leave because of their pets, knowing that the abuser will use the […]
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Coffee with cats
Oklahoma City will welcome its first cat cafe this spring. don’t stress meowt – Cat Cafe [ed. note: henceforth referred to as “Meowt”] will offer patrons a delicious cup of coffee, tasty snacks, and a chance to meet their new furry best friend. Adam and Michaela Fitzpatrick love cats, but filling their home with them […]
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Pet-friendly spots
Spring is here, which means more patio time. We all know that no one loves fun in the sun more than your pup, so grab that leash and head on out to one of these seven pet-friendly spots to enjoy great eats and tasty drinks with your canine companion. Social Deck + Dining 405-602-8705 1933 […]
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Dog park reviews with Edgar
In urban living, dog parks provide pet owners a safe place to let their canine friends roam free and socialize. According to our expert dog park reviewer and unofficial mascot, here are the best free off-leash dog parks in Oklahoma City. Midtown Mutts 407 W Park Pl. www.midtownmutts.org If you’re ready to socialize and take […]