Native American gaming contributed $7.2 billion to Oklahoma’s economy in 2015.
George Lang
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The Gap Band’s Charlie Wilson stays current on new album In It to Win It
Wilson performs with Fantasia and Johnny Gill March 17 at Chesapeake Arena.
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Parents have many places to turn for youth-centered spring break events in the metro
Science Museum Oklahoma, Myriad Botanical Gardens, Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center and many more offer activities during the school break.
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Oklahoma state pinball champion is quick on the flipper
Brett Emerson said his favorite pinball table in competition is The Simpsons Pinball Party.
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Ginna Dowling’s Inherent Language of Life employs glyphic language for artistic communication
The display is up through March 10 at Norman’s Mainsite Contemporary Art.
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Friends of the Library Book Sale runs Friday-Sunday at Oklahoma Expo Hall
Around 800,000 books, CDs, vinyl albums and DVDs will be available for a low price.
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Fort Worth’s Mean Motor Scooter blows the doors off garage rock
The band plays Feb. 25 at Your Mom’s Place, 3201 N. May Ave.
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A variety of new exhibits look to follow up on the success of Matisse in His Time at OKCMOA
The Unsettled Lens and After the Floating World open Saturday.
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Country hybrid crooner Chris Lane opens for Florida Georgia Line Feb. 25 in Oklahoma City
Lane grew up listening to everything from George Strait and Garth Brooks to Usher and Backstreet Boys.
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Chris Fay’s Okinawa Karate School preserves longstanding martial arts traditions
“I can literally say that my instructor was tested by Master Seikichi Toguchi, who was taught by Chojun Miyagi, the founder of Gojo-Ryu karate,” Fay said.