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News, Commentary Aug 22, 2018
Commentary: Bright lights
- By George Lang
- Tags: Commentary, Oklahoma Gazette, OKCTalk.com, journalism, merger, Pete Brzycki, Bill Bleakley, local journalism

News, Chicken-Fried News Aug 9, 2018
Chicken-Fried News: Friends forever
- By George Lang and Gazette staff
- Tags: Chicken-Fried News, Jim Inhofe, Donald Trump, Midwest City Chamber of Commerce, Jefferson Beauregard Sessions, Jeff Sessions, Scott Pruitt, Robert Mueller, John Kelly, Chicken-Fried News

News, State Aug 3, 2018
Up to speed

In 2018, many Oklahomans still have limited internet access or cellphone connections.
- By George Lang, Ben Luschen, Jeremy Martin, and Jacob Threadgill
- Tags: State, internet connectivity, internet, BroadbandNow, Pawnee County, Pushmataha County, Federal Communications Commission, dead zone, McKinsey & Company, Economics & Statistics Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, Federal Reserve, Brian Whitacre, Oklahoma State University, OSU, Okemah Public Library, Teresa Labbé, Creek Nation, Sprint, FCC, David Bergman, Ohio Consumer Council, broadband internet, satellite internet, Cox Communications, AT&T, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Ernesto Falcon, fiber internet, Jameson Zimmer, WISPs, Wireless Internet Service Providers, Wi-Fi, technology

News, Metro Jul 27, 2018
COVER: Great destinations

Three emerging districts could be the next places to work and play in Oklahoma City.
- By George Lang, Ben Luschen, and Jacob Threadgill
- Tags: Metro, Oklahoma City, districts, development, community, Robberson Steel and Bridge Company, Iron Works District, Wood Window Rescue, Chaos, 1577 Productions, David Tester, Christopher Hunt, Derrick Ott, Factory Obscura, SHIFT, Willard Elementary School, Old Town of Britton, Owl Court, Marcus Ude, Thomas Rossiter, Brad Rice, Rusty LaForge, Marc Weinmeister, Tyler Holmes, Britton Business District, Variety Care, Claude Hall, Phoenix Vendor Mall, Danny Scott, The Ritz, COOP Ale Works, Sean Mossman, Oklahoma City Black Chamber of Commerce, Eran Harrill, NE 23rd Street Corridor, Pivot Project, Centennial Health, Jonathan Dodson, Farmers Bank, Citizens Bank of Edmond

News, State Jul 20, 2018
Cover: No smoke

Oklahoma’s 788 proponents and medical community come to grips with what’s next following controversial marijuana restrictions.
- By Ben Luschen, Jacob Threadgill, and George Lang
- Tags: State, medical marijuana, Oklahoma State Board of Health, smokable marijuana, marijuana, pharmacists, Oklahoma State Health Department, Mary Fallin, Oklahoma Cannabis Trade Association, Chip Paul, Oklahomans for Health, Timothy Starkey, R. Murali Krishna, Jenny Alexopulous, Charles E. Skillings, Terry Gerard II, Cleveland County District Court, Megan Dedmon, Wild Woman Wellness, Yukon, SQ797, SQ788, Ray Jennings, THC, Comanche County Memorial Hospital, Scott Michener, Lawton, cannabis, COPD, chronic obtrusive pulmonary disorder, lung cancer, CBD, Controlled Substances Act of 1970, Drug Enforcement Administration, DEA, U.S. Department of Justice, John Kasich, Mercy Health, Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City, Jim Gebhart, SSM Health Medical Group, St. Anthony hospital, State Question 788, Integris Health, Brooke Cayot, Oklahoma Health Department Emergency Rules

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