Cover Story Teaser: Charitable giving in OKC
This holiday season, local businesses, employees and community organizations prove why metro-area residents are some of the most generous in the nation. On the cover, youth often benefit most from the kindness of people who support groups like The Children’s Center Rehabilitation Hospital, Infant Crisis Services, The Education and Employment Ministry, and The Salvation Army.…
Cover Story: Oklahoma actor Wes Studi blazes trail for Native filmmakers, actors and civil rights
“Contemporary Native life, the idea of us getting out of leather and feathers and into jeans and T-shirts, that’s the one area that has been the least explored about Indians in film,” Studi said. “These films show us as part of the real world today.”
Oklahoma superstar gives back through golf
Toby Keith has used his money and fame to help Oklahoma children with cancer through annual golf tournaments.
Commentary: OKCPS too reliant on suspensions
John Thompson believes Oklahoma City’s suspension program needs a makeover to better serve students.
“Quilts are among America’s most beloved objects,” said Catherine Shotick, the museum’s coordinating curator for the exhibit.
“Quilts are among America’s most beloved objects,” said Catherine Shotick, the museum’s coordinating curator for the exhibit.
Bella Foundation helps pet owners care for ill, rescued animals, seeks public support
“We provide a much-needed resource for people when they are faced with a tough decision: Pay my vet bills or buy groceries,” Ballard said.
OKG Eat: Carb coma
Get your hibernation on this winter at these restaurants that specialize in carbs.
Free community clinics serve critical populations in OKC despite implementation of health care reform
“I really mean this,” said Monson. “All the years I had insurance, I never received this type of care.”
“It’s a story about how those dysfunctional things are something that can be appreciated, as well.”
“It’s a story about how those dysfunctional things are something that can be appreciated, as well.”
Grassroots organization hopes to change Oklahoma law
Green the Vote is pushing a petition to get State Question 778 on next year’s voting ballot.
Letters to the Editor: December 9, 2015
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Chicken-Fried News: New playcaller
Sen. Lankford hopes to replace Coburn’s Wastebook with his Federal Fumbles collection.
Chicken-Fried News: Alert neighbors
An Enid man was arrested after going on a hourlong vandalism spree.
Super Diamond is no cover-playing party band. For frontman Randy Cordeiro, it’s a lifelong passion that honors a living legend
“We like to make it a little heavier, a little alternative, a little more hard rock, a little more psychedelic,” Cordeiro said.
If Patty Wagon makes money on this menu item, I don’t know how, because that was a lot of bacon.
If Patty Wagon makes money on this menu item, I don’t know how, because that was a lot of bacon.
Area mayors go all-in for a regional transit system; voters are next to get on board
“Ultimately, we want a system we can be proud of, a system that reflects the values of this community and brings thousands of jobs to central Oklahoma.”
Glitter Ball now open to all in OKC
This glittery holiday party benefits deadCENTER Film Festival, OKC Girls Art School and Sunbeam Family Services.
Commentary: Tax ballot violates state constitution
Dave Bond asserts that Initiative Petition 403, which involves teacher pay and sales taxes, is unconstitutional.
Jamie Pettis returns home to launch a new apparel line at a Saturday event
“I’ve always been drawn to people, but still don’t think I know what I’m trying to say about them. It seems that’s what I paint when I sit down to paint, though,” Pettis said.
“Even if I don’t rap, even if there’s other rappers, I want to be able to bring people in and stuff like that — even if we just have a party,” he said.
“Even if I don’t rap, even if there’s other rappers, I want to be able to bring people in and stuff like that — even if we just have a party,” he said.
The Marshall Experimental Company launches with Jackie
A new theater company opens with a play about Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
Movie filmed at Northpark Mall debuts at Oklahoma Contemporary
Local filmmaker Mickey Reece premieres his new film, which follows a goth ex-prisoner around Northpark Mall.
Chicken-Fried News: Got it!
Oklahoma City University recently awarded Broadway star Kelli O’Hara with an honorary doctorate of humane letters.
Rockford files: Right place, right time have been instrumental to Drew and Anna Mains’ success
So how did the owner of two restaurants — and a 15-month-old baby — get into the bar business? Playboy magazine.
In a move designed to utterly destroy any meaning the word once held, Slaughter’s Hall chose Oklahoma Gazette writer Greg Elwell to design December’s “celebrity” sandwich.
In a move designed to utterly destroy any meaning the word once held, Slaughter’s Hall chose Oklahoma Gazette writer Greg Elwell to design December’s “celebrity” sandwich.
His physicality — the guy is shredded like lettuce and throws himself at the performance like a berserker — and goofy, sweet buffoonishness (much like Stallone’s in Rocky) combine into a rich character we can’t help but root for.
His physicality — the guy is shredded like lettuce and throws himself at the performance like a berserker — and goofy, sweet buffoonishness (much like Stallone’s in Rocky) combine into a rich character we can’t help but root for.
Chicken-Fried News: Wes welcome
The Wes Welker Foundation donated over $100,000 to sports programs at schools and organizations in OKC.
Chicken-Fried News: Crybaby U
Oklahoma Wesleyan University’s president has no time for your whining and sensitivity.
