Bows aren’t just for boys anymore
Canadian Country Court Clerk Marie Ramsey-Hirst shares insight into her lifelong love of hunting.
OCU to offer MFA in screenwriting
New MFA allows students to work toward a degree in screenwriting.
A third time’s a charm for Museum franchise
The final chapter of the Night at the Museum franchise is cute, funny and unintentionally poignant.
’Tis the (flu) season …
’Tis the (flu) season …
Writer-in-residence falls in love with OKC
Novelist Adam Davies has done and seen a lot, but nothing prepared him for how much he would love Oklahoma.
New kid on the block brings back zine culture with art show
A local art show hopes to bring a once thriving zine culture back to the metro.
Therapy dogs on the rise
Animal-assisted therapy is becoming more popular.
Dozens of bike racks will be installed in some of the city’s most popular urban districts, along with a few bike repair stations to give cyclists a place to air up tires and perform other maintenance.
Dozens of bike racks will be installed in some of the city’s most popular urban districts, along with a few bike repair stations to give cyclists a place to air up tires and perform other maintenance.
In one of America’s conservative capitals where oil and gas flows heavily through the local economy, the reversal of a local energy company’s plan to drill near Lake Hefner was a rare win for progressives.
In one of America’s conservative capitals where oil and gas flows heavily through the local economy, the reversal of a local energy company’s plan to drill near Lake Hefner was a rare win for progressives.
Adèle Wolf brings her Burlesque & Variety Show back for another New Year’s Eve blowout.
Adèle Wolf brings her Burlesque & Variety Show back for another New Year’s Eve blowout.
Considering Reduxion’s success with Cabaret and Sweeney, theatergoers will wonder what the company plans for next season.
Considering Reduxion’s success with Cabaret and Sweeney, theatergoers will wonder what the company plans for next season.
How city funds are used could become a major election issue
Ward 2 Councilman Ed Shadid regularly questions public funding for economic development.
Singer-songwriter Aaron Pierce welcomes the changes a new year brings
Few Oklahoma artists have utilized 2014 the way that singer-songwriter Aaron Pierce has
Album review: Cherry Death, Brain into Blue Skies
Tim Buchanan would have been forgiven for simply biding his time while awaiting the future of Glow God, one that is on pause at the moment with a member doing research in Germany.
American Aquarium rises from its death bed with new album
Burn. Flicker. Die. was supposed to be the end for American Aquarium.
Metro Briefs: Run, OKC, run!
City residents living in wards 2, 5, 6 and 8 who are interested in running for a seat on the Oklahoma City Council can file Jan. 28-30 at the Oklahoma County Election Board.
Family-style Chinese hot pots warm your insides and your soul
Today, hot pots are a pleasant way to experience communal eating and socializing.
True Mexican taco fans should join me at the altar of La Cueva Grill
Sometimes, a man wants a crispy taco.
It’s too hot in the summer, too humid in the spring, autumn lasts from 2 a.m. Oct. 29 to 4:30 p.m. Nov. 2 and we’re officially in the throes of winter.
It’s too hot in the summer, too humid in the spring, autumn lasts from 2 a.m. Oct. 29 to 4:30 p.m. Nov. 2 and we’re officially in the throes of winter.
OKG Eat: Hangover hankerings
“Ugh. What did I do last night?” Sound familiar?
It’s time again for Oklahoma Gazette’s annual, super-duper official Chicken-Fried News year in review and predictions!
It’s time again for Oklahoma Gazette’s annual, super-duper official Chicken-Fried News year in review and predictions!
Letters to the Editor: Dec. 31, 2014
The Oct. 8 article “Faith and fear” (News, Ben Felder, Oklahoma Gazette) at first struck me as more Islamic faith propaganda, but as I read, I realized that some of it might be true, or at least honest.
Hazy shade of rivalry
Taking a cue from our football team, Oklahoma also needs a strong defense against dirty Texas air pollution.
Things to do: NYE event roundup
Opening Night 2015 Boom! Pow! Happy New Year! Now in its 27th year, Opening Night runs 7 p.m.-midnight Wednesday in and around various downtown venues, including a grand finale countdown at Bicentennial Park. The night’s live entertainment spans 16 stages and more than 20 acts, including everything from comedy from OKC Improv to live R&B-jazz…
Vintage drop
What better symbol of 1950s swagger than a huge martini?
Chocolate is for (art) lovers
It is never too early to start thinking about what you are going to do once the holiday madness calms down to a dull roar and we enter the brutal cold of Oklahoma winter.
Oil company scraps plan to drill near Lake Hefner
A controversial plan to drill for oil near Lake Hefner has been withdrawn by a local energy company.
