A church hosts a local film debut and discussion about our region’s ugly history with race relations and how it’s relevant today.
A church hosts a local film debut and discussion about our region’s ugly history with race relations and how it’s relevant today.
Comic shop hosts heroes, fans of all ages
Learn about super heroes and their comics at this local comic shop.
Cakes play important role in Moon Festival
A traditional food in abundance this time of year is the mooncake, a symbol of luck and good fortune.
Nuggets food briefs: The Bleu Garten is almost here
Hunter Wheat is putting the finishing touches on his food truck park, The Bleu Garten.
Letters to the Editor: Sept. 3, 2014
No pipeline The Keystone XL pipeline is to be built through central Oklahoma to transport Canadian tar sand oil to the Gulf of Mexico and ship it to China. The Canadian people have blocked a pipeline from the tar sands fields in Alberta to Canada’s west coast. Tar sands consist of a mixture of crude…
The Moon Festival, a celebration of harvest and togetherness, is Monday. A wide variety of Chinese restaurants across OKC offer a taste of China’s culinary tradition.
The Moon Festival, a celebration of harvest and togetherness, is Monday. A wide variety of Chinese restaurants across OKC offer a taste of China’s culinary tradition.
Look, few people engender quite so much food goodwill in OKC as Chef Kurt Fleischfresser, so when he’s attached to a restaurant of any kind, you know it’s something special.
Look, few people engender quite so much food goodwill in OKC as Chef Kurt Fleischfresser, so when he’s attached to a restaurant of any kind, you know it’s something special.
Commentary: Students’ tests measure wrong things
Contemporary reforms failed in the same ways that previous data-driven school experiments failed.
Underground cities may have thrived in OKC
Underground cities were once prevalent throughout the U.S., even in OKC.
Low Litas is a testament to the strength of lead singer/guitarist Mandii Larsen and bassist Penny Pitchlynn’s creative and romantic relationship.
Low Litas is a testament to the strength of lead singer/guitarist Mandii Larsen and bassist Penny Pitchlynn’s creative and romantic relationship.
Thirst for a Cause whets wine fans’ thirst for community service
Approximately three dozen wineries will be featured at the sixth annual Thirst for a Cause Wednesday, Sept. 10.
Cover story: No easy answers in rideshare debate before city council
Uber and Lyft are in a heated debate with the city and local cab companies about proposed regulation that goes to a city council vote next week.
Canterbury Choral Society sets 46th season
Canterbury Choral Society announced its 46th season this week. It launches Oct. 10 with a 125-member adult chorus in G3 — Gloria Cubed at the Civic Center Music Hall.
Children, adults benefit from Yoga
Yoga has many health benefits, and its practice is on the rise in OKC.
PODCAST: Capital City, Episode 4
On this week’s episode we discuss the 2014 elections with two local politicos.
OKC superintendent blames politics in NCLB waiver decision
Oklahoma City Public Schools superintendent Robert Neu had harsh words for those on both sides of the NCLB waiver debate.
Bid on game-worn Energy FC jerseys
Energy FC superfans, now is your time to own a piece of history.
BLOG: OKC school leader blames state lawmakers for NCLB waiver denial
OKC schools leader criticizes state lawmakers following denial of NCLB waiver for Oklahoma.
Preview: The impact and influence of OKC jazz great Charlie Christian
In the Sept. 3 issue of Oklahoma Gazette, we reveal the history — and modern influence — of OKC jazz great Charlie Christian. Here, read a Q&A with Christian’s second cousin, Freddy Jenkins.
Tuesday’s primary runoff elections solidified contests for the November general election, while a few races determined the ultimate winner by default.
Tuesday’s primary runoff elections solidified contests for the November general election, while a few races determined the ultimate winner by default.
It’s game week for OU and OSU!
It’s game week for OU and OSU!
This issue celebrates the fact that, lo and behold, there weren’t enough lists/winners/runners-up included in last week’s roundups.
This issue celebrates the fact that, lo and behold, there weren’t enough lists/winners/runners-up included in last week’s roundups.
Bradley Beesley’s new film reminisces about the art of prank calling
In the 1980s, a teen disguised himself as Park Grubbs, a horny, middle-aged hillbilly and politically inappropriate prank caller.
Chicken-Fried News: Quest of Leon
Though Kings of Leon fans in New York, Virginia, Ohio, Indiana and New Hampshire are still upset over recent canceled shows, fans with tickets to shows in New Jersey and Pennsylvania this weekend can rest easy, as the band returns to its scheduled tour this Thursday with a show at Holmdel, New Jersey’s PNC Bank…
The Pollard Theatre spells it all out in its endearing new production
Any show titled The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee telegraphs that it will be sweet, nerdy, awkward and self-conscious, sometimes all at once.
Chicken-Fried News: Party like it’s 1989
In 1989, the students and administration at Putnam City High School had a, like, totally radical idea. They wanted to capture the essence of the 1980s on the cusp of a new decade. In 1989, students and teachers made predictions about what life would be like in 2014, and if this is making you feel…
Indie-rock outfit Bishop Allen returns after extended hiatus
After Bishop Allen gave us the catchy, understated Grrr… in 2009, the then-Brooklyn-based indie rockers fell silent.
Chicken-Fried News: The ball’s in Nike’s court
Oh, this is rich. Literally. Thunder pro-baller Kevin Durant informed Nike last week that he has a deal with Under Armour sports clothing and gear company worth up to $285 million over 10 years, ESPN reported. Durant could turn down the offer if Nike makes a move to match it. But it does show that…
It’s no secret that a large hip-hop scene has developed in Oklahoma City over the last five or 10 years, but often lost in the shuffle are those behind the scenes.
It’s no secret that a large hip-hop scene has developed in Oklahoma City over the last five or 10 years, but often lost in the shuffle are those behind the scenes.
Art with a Cause fundraiser promotes a new film and Native health
The Urban Indian 5 (UI5) Association is a group of contemporary Native American artists who are seeking to help heal in nontraditional ways.
For better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, Adam & Kizzie are in this together, ’til death do they part.
For better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, Adam & Kizzie are in this together, ’til death do they part.
Chicken-Fried News: Crime boss: Murder sentence too steep
Convicted crime boss James “Whitey” Bulger is appealing two life sentences he received for murder last year because he says he didn’t get a fair trial. Bulger was convicted of 11 murders, one of which was a Tulsa businessman in 1981, but says the trial was rigged against him because the judge didn’t let him…
Chicken-Fried News: Challenge accepted
At this point, nearly every athlete, politician and celebrity has been called out to participate in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. If you haven’t been, then you just aren’t that important. Oklahoma native and NFL wide-receiver Wes Welker was recently challenged to participate by the coach of his former college, who also extended the challenge…
Phantom’s Cooper Grodin is keeping everything in perspective
The beautiful soprano Christine becomes the object of a mysterious madman at the center of the show that helped establish Andrew Lloyd Weber as a household name.
EDM heavyweights Falcons and Hoodboi are #Bud2Buds
As Falcons and Hoodboi respectively, Graham Oatman and Roger Schami have gone from strangers to friends and collaborators. Now, you might even call them teammates.
Chicken-Fried News: Reba remembers Robin
You wouldn’t know it, but country singer and Okie native Reba McEntire has one of the best stories about the late Robin Williams. McEntire, like many celebrities at the time, shared her fondest memory of the legendary actor and comedian after his passing, writing on her official Facebook page: “My favorite memory of Robin Williams…
Chicken-Fried News: Do no harm?
Do no harm? Them’s fighting words. A local doctor was hauled off to jail recently after he smacked one of his former patients, NewsOK.com reported. Notice the word former. Words were exchanged as the, er, good doctor passed 47-year-old Ginger Rogers outside her apartment complex as she awaited a package delivery. What she got instead,…
