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OKC Philharmonic to Open Armstrong Auditorium’s 28th Season

The Oklahoma City Philharmonic will open Armstrong Auditorium‘s 28th Performing Arts Series with America the Beautiful: A 250 Celebration on Thursday, Sept. 17, at 7:30 p.m. in Edmond. Led by Music Director Alexander Mickelthwate, the concert commemorates America’s 250th anniversary with a program featuring George Gershwin’s An American in Paris, John Adams’ The Dharma at […]

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Inola Smelter Questions Surface Ahead of Tonight’s GOP Governor Debate

Oklahoma First (@OKFirst2026) raised questions about the timeline surrounding Mike Mazzei’s position on the proposed Inola smelter project. According to the post: On April 9, Mike Mazzei attended the Freedom Caucus debate, where he expressed opposition to the Inola smelter. This was after Wallace Design, where Mazzei’s brother Dan Mazzei is a principal, was reportedly […]

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Shades of dismay

Shades of dismay OKC United, our (sort of) new USL team, unveiled the name and colors in July, and while those colors were chosen for their resonance with the Oklahoma sky and weather, thus pink, blue and white, predictably, the self-described alpha male community was not pleased. While the gender reveal jokes are admittedly funny, […]

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The Dogs of Summer

Along with burgers, homemade ice cream and watermelon, hot dogs are emblematic of summer cookouts. Misunderstandings about the beloved wieners continue, including disparaging remarks from previous generations about the body parts for sourcing, but the truth is most hot dogs and sausage dogs in restaurants are sourced from premium cuts. While they may not be […]

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Jesus House plans expanded recovery campus in northwest Oklahoma City

Jesus House is moving forward with plans for a new Oklahoma City campus that will expand its ability to provide long-term residential recovery services. The Oklahoma City Planning Commission has approved the organization’s relocation plans, with final consideration by the Oklahoma City Council still pending. The project will transform a former hotel in northwest Oklahoma […]

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ABBA Tribute Coming to Tower Theatre

Fans of one of pop music’s most iconic groups can relive the sounds of ABBA when ABRA Cadabra – The Music & Magic of ABBA comes to Oklahoma City’s Tower Theatre on Sept. 26. The internationally touring tribute production celebrates ABBA’s timeless hits with live vocals, musicians, dancers, costumes and multimedia elements designed to recreate […]

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