Snow tubing continues downtown
Chesepeake Energy’s Snow Tubing leads to good times for all.
OKC flush fresh with trout
Trout season has started and there are plenty for catching in OKC.
Nonprofit reopens after remodel and expansion
A new space means better service for a local nonprofit.
Volunteer program gets reboot at Red Earth Museum
After a ten-year hiatus, the Red Earth Museum will reinstitute its docent program, giving volunteers discounted rates and special classes.
In Your Eye Studio celebrates glass artist, acrylic painters
Paseo Arts District’s In Your Eye Studio & Gallery hosts Celebrations, works by glass artist Nicki Albright and acrylic painters Sue Hale, Dana Powell and Mary Howard, noon-5 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. “We’re equal-opportunity artists,” Hale, a founding member of the gallery, said about the exhibit’s theme. “[The holiday season] is a great time…
News Briefs: Western Avenue streetscape redesign underway
Soon, larger sidewalks, traffic-slowing medians, bicycle parking and trees will improve safety community use of the area.
Energetic art on display in Norman
Local artist conveys energy through work inspired by the action movement of the ’50s.
Long-awaited passenger rail line will soon be reality, as might expansion plans
Starting February 2015, a passenger rail line will link OKC with the Tulsa area by twice-daily trips between the two cities.
Local group plans multi-generational cohousing community
Finding a deeper sense of community is a popular concept today as urban living continues to grow in popularity and younger residents seek housing that encourages neighborly interaction.
U.S. Grant High School sees boost in test scores
U.S. Grant High School has seen dramatic rises in test scores over recent years that tell a success story in this often-troubled urban school district.
It’s impossible to overstate Alan Turing’s role in shaping the world we know today.
It’s impossible to overstate Alan Turing’s role in shaping the world we know today.
Chicken-Fried News: Last objections
Dr. No is at it again, and he is being blasted from various groups for sticking with his principles. But this time, it is for the last time as senator.
It’s the holiday season, so we all feel a pang of empathy when one of our own is busted for public intox.
It’s the holiday season, so we all feel a pang of empathy when one of our own is busted for public intox.
And that’s just plain lazy.
And that’s just plain lazy.
Chicken-Fried News: Tough all over
Things are tough, especially if you live in several Oklahoma counties.
Chicken-Fried News: What’s in a name?
The Oklahoma City Public School Board decided this month to do away with the Redskins mascot at Capitol Hill High School, siding with cultural respect rather than tradition.
Chicken-Fried News: Attitude
Last December, Miranda Lambert lost 20 pounds. Thankfully, none from her mouth.
OKC Energy FC’s assistant coach dismissed due to U.K. murder charge
OKC Energy FC’s assistant coach dismissed from position while facing a murder charge in Liverpool, England.
Narratively, the film conveys a back-and-forth between Cheryl’s hike and her past.
Narratively, the film conveys a back-and-forth between Cheryl’s hike and her past.
Travis Linville is modest, modern Oklahoma folk icon
The scope of Oklahoma folk looks drastically different now than it did even five years ago, a veritable oil boom compared to the slow trickle that had preceded in the years — even decades — prior. Artists like John Fullbright and Parker Millsap are hogging the Americana spotlight on a national scope, nabbing Grammy nods…
Even as Oklahoma’s own Turnpike Troubadours watch their careers launch off into another stratosphere, their personalities remain clung to earth.
Even as Oklahoma’s own Turnpike Troubadours watch their careers launch off into another stratosphere, their personalities remain clung to earth.
Letters to the Editor: Dec. 24, 2014
President Rouhani and Javad Zarif, his foreign minister, strongly desire increased trade and tourism based on respect and mutual benefit. They have both staked their futures on improved relations with Western nations.
Sexual violence and bullying are major public health concerns for today’s society, especially among Oklahoma youth.
Sexual violence and bullying are major public health concerns for today’s society, especially among Oklahoma youth.
Tyson Meade, a longtime local musician and Oklahoma’s “godfather of alternative rock” recently spoke to many of his friends — also fellow musicians — about their favorite moments, music and feats of 2014.
Tyson Meade, a longtime local musician and Oklahoma’s “godfather of alternative rock” recently spoke to many of his friends — also fellow musicians — about their favorite moments, music and feats of 2014.
Several area restaurants are capitalizing on the trend by offering special lists as part of their New Year’s Eve events.
Several area restaurants are capitalizing on the trend by offering special lists as part of their New Year’s Eve events.
Grand Casino brings art of Brazilian steakhouse to Oklahoma
Grand Chairman Rocky Barrett fell in love with the concept after visiting one during his travels, with the added bonus that no one had ever opened up a true Brazilian steakhouse in Oklahoma.
Dust Bowl offers the coolness of yore: classic 1970s alleys with polished lanes and borrowed shoes. Citizens of OKC, you are now free to eat and bowl to your heart’s content.
Dust Bowl offers the coolness of yore: classic 1970s alleys with polished lanes and borrowed shoes. Citizens of OKC, you are now free to eat and bowl to your heart’s content.
We’ve pulled together a list of cool joints where you can get away from the in-laws for a bit and put the frayed nerves to rest.
We’ve pulled together a list of cool joints where you can get away from the in-laws for a bit and put the frayed nerves to rest.
You cooked for an army, and you feasted like a battle victor. Even so, if you’re like most families, your refrigerator is now packed tight with leftover food.
You cooked for an army, and you feasted like a battle victor. Even so, if you’re like most families, your refrigerator is now packed tight with leftover food.
Clifton Adcock, staff reporter with Oklahoma Watch, and Sean Wallace, executive director of Oklahoma Corrections Professionals, discuss the overcrowding of the state’s prison system and early release programs designed to relieve some of that pressure.
Clifton Adcock, staff reporter with Oklahoma Watch, and Sean Wallace, executive director of Oklahoma Corrections Professionals, discuss the overcrowding of the state’s prison system and early release programs designed to relieve some of that pressure.
Streetcar committee wants faster timeline for car orders
Members of Oklahoma City’s streetcar subcommittee praised city staff on its plans for a new transit hub at the Santa Fe train station but expressed concern that it would not directly link to stops on the future downtown streetcar line.
Now, after a 22-month gestation period, the city awaits another joyful event: the arrival of Malee’s baby sibling.
Now, after a 22-month gestation period, the city awaits another joyful event: the arrival of Malee’s baby sibling.
Commentary: Art for everyone, everywhere
Moving forward, it is critical that we not take public art for granted.
OKG Eat: Hot, hot, hot!
Here in Oklahoma, we sped straight into good, old chilled-to-the-bones winter.
Cover story: Native American artists blur lines between tradition, contemporary
ause of fine artists of the past — as well as thoughtful curating by museums and galleries today — neo Native American artists can create work often sought by collectors while helping define and build their own communities.
Creating safer bike, pedestrian crossings a top priority
Many of Oklahoma City’s urban neighborhoods have stepped up their efforts in recent years when it comes to biking and pedestrian infrastructure. However, moving from one community to the next by bike or foot remains challenging, especially when having to cross Classen Boulevard. “How do we start rethinking Classen?” said Jon Dodson, who lives near…
Soul food served with heaps of TLC at Mama E’s Wings & Waffles
Keith Patterson, co-owner and cook with wife Stephanie Patterson, is known to say, “If you cook with love, people taste it.”
Nuggets Food Briefs: Beers and cheers
Ever wanted to hear the story of Mustang Brewery from its humble beginnings to today? How about hearing it while you sample craft beers fresh from the brewery?
OKC public schools superintendent evaluates first 100 days
Talk is cheap, and Robert Neu understands that.
Metro Briefs: Capitol Hill in search of new mascot
Capitol Hill High School is in search of a new mascot. The Oklahoma City School Board voted 8-0 to dismiss the Redskins mascot after hearing from several students and community members who said the name was offensive to Native Americans. Board chair Lynne Hardin said she was among many who grew up in OKC without…
Red Dirt Rangers plays annual kids holiday show Sunday
That red on Santa’s suit is going to be a little bit darker this year as local Americana legends the Red Dirt Rangers drop by the Blue Door once again with their annual kid’s Christmas concert, a venerable Oklahoma City holiday musical tradition that has been going on so long even the band has lost…
Chicken-Fried News: Hairy offense
Kendrick Perkins challenged NBA top defender Anthony Davis, which maybe wasn’t the best move.
Chicken-Fried News: Dangerous shopping
During the holidays, shopping malls aren’t quite as safe as you thought.
Chicken-Fried News: Trash talk
Philadelphia 76ers point guard Michael Carter-Williams loves talking trash to Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook on the court.
Chicken-Fried News: Doin’ fine
The Baphomet statue made by the Satanic Temple is almost completed and ready to grace the Capitol lawn next to the Ten Commandments monument.
Eastern antidote to Western animation at museum of art
Moviegoers raised on the shrillness of American cartoons might not know what to think at first about the comparative calm of Japan’s Studio Ghibli. It was founded in the mid-1980s by Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata, and its anime offerings are a blissful antidote to the mania of Westernized family flicks. That contrast is particularly…
Nutcracker strikes new pose this year
Sweeping changes promise new look for a classic.
OU keeps art looted by Nazis
The only heir to a painting looted by the Nazis wants the artwork back, but OU won’t return it.
Hoffman opens gym after career-ending injuries
Travis Hoffman learned to relax and move effectively, now he teaches others.
Chicken-Fried News: Oil me up?
Oklahoma residents’ most-used word on Match.com is oil.
Fowler, Blackwatch make naughty list
Local musicians give Christmas a spin.
Tilt to spill over into party mode near you
Politics isn’t of the highest concern for Tilts. The St. Louis-bred rock-in-all-caps band is mindful of those things offstage and passionate about them off-record, sure, but on the stage and on the record, it’s pure party ragers out of Van Halen’s book of dedicated, devious debauchery. But like so many before them, Tilts became embroiled…
Money greases wheels of judges’ campaigns, much of it comes from attorneys
Slater said complaints of judges being impartial toward a contributor are rare or nonexistent in Oklahoma. Slater also said he felt the practice was to be expected.
Chicken-Fried News: We’re No. 8!
According to the HeyLets Self-Promotion Index, Oklahomans love to brag.
Dynamic singing duo has others seeing red
Twins blend pillow-soft voices with blazing work ethic.
Responding to Pete Lepo’s letter, “‘Liberal’ bias” (Commentary, Letters, Nov. 26, Oklahoma Gazette), I have only a few counterpoints to offer and one clarification to request.
Responding to Pete Lepo’s letter, “‘Liberal’ bias” (Commentary, Letters, Nov. 26, Oklahoma Gazette), I have only a few counterpoints to offer and one clarification to request.
Swimmers to meet this weekend
Amateurs and pros to splash it out.
Chicken-Fried News: Naked sprint
An Oklahoma City man went on a drunk, naked crime spree.
Reduxion experiments with Christmas
Cracker gets a go and free eggnog is included!
