Hey, Jude. There’s something in the way she moves down in Chickasha. According to the Chickasha Express-Star, George Harrison’s sister, Louise Harrison, visited Chickasha recently to promote a concert by a Beatles tribute band, the Liverpool Legends. According to the story, Harrison joined the would-be moptops, who were playing a concert at the […]
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Oklahoma’s Idol winner not dating Dallas quarterback
It seems like just four weeks ago, Chicken-Fried News was reporting about Oklahoma’s official sweetheart Carrie Underwood getting snugly with Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo. Oh, because it was just four weeks ago. But now online reports say the romance is kaput, assuming there ever was one at all. Said Underwood to the […]
Texas man survives winter blast after Oklahoma mountain tumble
Park rangers are cautioning folks coming to the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge near Lawton to consider conditions, pack accordingly and tell their friends where they’re going. That’s probably an understatement to a 50-year-old Texas man who climbed the refuge’s MountScott in the midst of the recent ice storm, according to The Associated Press. […]
Belvedere vehicle buried in Oklahoma courthouse lawn
CFN’s heard of buried treasure and buried bodies. But, “¦ a buried Belvedere? Yup, a Belvedere. As in a brand-new (kind of), gold and white, 1957 Plymouth Belvedere ” you know, iconic Fifties look, with wings. Buried in Tulsa. In the county courthouse lawn. Say what? According to a recent […]
Oklahoma Senator Tom Coburn graces pages of GQ
There are many magazines of which one would expect Oklahoma’s irreverent Sen. Tom Coburn could fill the pages. The NewRepublic, Time, Newsweek or something local like Oklahoma Today would seem logical. But check out the February issue of GQ. While the British cover boasts a salacious shot of pop diva Beyonce and the U.S. […]
OKC mayor becomes master of the obvious
” “¦ I imagine that 2007 will be remembered as the year of the state centennial.” “Mayor Mick Cornett at Jan. 17’s State of the City luncheon
Edmond man’s alleged drunken sleepover results in grabbing officer’s testicles charges
One could say that a metro man recently arrested in an alcohol-related incident allegedly had more balls than was best, at least at one point. According to a story in The Edmond Sun, Roy Eugene Underwood, 26, of Oklahoma City, was arrested after police officers found him having a sleepover in a running vehicle […]
Oklahoma endures ‘Icepocalypse’ 2007
In Oklahoma, we used to gripe that we didn’t get distinct-enough seasons. Well, forget that crap. Distinct enough for ya, now? In the waning hours as the Jan. 12 storm bore down on the state, local Wal-Marts, Targets, Albertsons and other food stores were mobbed for bread, milk, pet food and toilet paper until […]
OKC Casady grad’s talk show cancelled
Allow CFN a moment to pause and reflect about the glory that was Megan Mullally’s talk show. Ahh. OK ” we’re better. According to published reports, the one-time Oklahoma City high school student’s chat-fest bit the dust last week, hitting the skids less than five months after it first aired. “I am extremely proud […]
Transition for Oklahoma labor commissioners crosses lines of miscommunication
Brenda Reneau and her top staff finally vacated the office of state labor commissioner this week. It can be hard for someone who has held an elected position for several years to wake up to reality and hand over a job he or she has been told to leave. Back in November, more voters […]
