Waldrop, 63, is running for Oklahoma City Council in Ward 6, which includes downtown, Capitol Hill and many other neighborhoods in the city’s core.
Waldrop, 63, is running for Oklahoma City Council in Ward 6, which includes downtown, Capitol Hill and many other neighborhoods in the city’s core.
Twitter Tuesday: You say ‘philosophical,’ I say…
Die, hoodie bill, die.
BLOG: Five things to know as council prepares for new budget
Job growth, declining oil prices and many other factors create a mixed economic bag for the city as the council prepares for the Fiscal Year 2016 budget.
OKG Picks: Valentine’s Day events
Try these offbeat Valentine’s Day options, from murder mysteries to comedy
You’d be hard-pressed to find someone who hasn’t seen or at least heard of Pixar movies.
You’d be hard-pressed to find someone who hasn’t seen or at least heard of Pixar movies.
OKC’s past and present explored in new book
Lou Berney will be signing copies of his book today.
Commentary: Bills could improve dismal voter turnout
With each election in recent years, fewer Oklahomans register to vote, turn up at the polls and run for office.
“Don’t worry; I didn’t print anything that would embarrass my mom,” joked Benton. “She approved them all.”
“Don’t worry; I didn’t print anything that would embarrass my mom,” joked Benton. “She approved them all.”
Heard on Hurd back for second season
Heard on Hurd returns to Edmond for a second year on March 21.
WARD 2: Cooper shakes labels, wants to bring ‘different approach’
James Cooper said he has a different approach than the current Ward 2 councilman.
CC PODCAST: House of Cards, cow milking and organ music
In this episode of the Capital City podcast we visit the office of Rep. Emily Virgin, discuss voter turnout with Sen. David Holt, walk along Classen Blvd. with Jonathan Dodson and hear some organ music from city council candidate Bob Waldrop.
OKG Eat: Old faithful!
Some things are meant to last.
Cover story: What will OKC look like in 2040?
However, in many ways, 2015 is much more advanced than even Hollywood could have imagined.
Fat Elvus Diner has one heck of a hunka-hunka tasty burger
If Elvis Presley and I have one thing in common — besides a crippling addiction to painkillers, of course — it would be our insatiable love of all food thick and greasy.
A pastor, teacher, doctor and professor. It’s no joke; it’s the race for Oklahoma City’s Ward 2 council seat.
A pastor, teacher, doctor and professor. It’s no joke; it’s the race for Oklahoma City’s Ward 2 council seat.
Valentine’s Day presents difficulties every year for couples wishing to go out on a date.
Valentine’s Day presents difficulties every year for couples wishing to go out on a date.
Chicken-Fried News: Mayor Joe
We accidentally told you that Joe Dorman once ran for mayor. He didn’t. We’re sorry!
Oklahoma-based team backs first female pro drag racing champ
Erica Enders-Stevens is the first woman to win an NHRA Pro Stock world championship.
Chicken-Fried News: For whom the cock crows
An OKC man proved that it is possible to get busted for drunkenly misbehaving at Beverly’s Pancake House.
Brian Gorrell jazzes up The Depot
Mainstream jazz hits Norman.
Francisco the Man ties up Loose Ends
LA-based band Francisco The Man plays The Conservatory for a rolling good time.
Chicken-Fried News: Shooting blanks?
Adult film star Jesse Jane is now a public gun advocate.
Chicken-Fried News: BoJack attack
A Sooners mascot got fired in the middle of the Bedlam basketball game.
Foundation celebrates man behind Invisible Man
Ralph Ellison addressed racial issues and created literary classics.
Universal Zulu Nation group to unify local hip-hop culture
Street art and break dancing will be on display at the Elements of Hip-Hop Showcase.
Film documents Oklahoma civil rights movement
A new film about the Oklahoma City sit-in campaign premieres Saturday.
Chicken-Fried News: Stellar scratch
Sen. Tom Coburn’s 2014 Wastebook included money spent on a book that teaches you how to communicate with aliens.
Chicken-Fried News: Steer clear
Rep. Casey Murdock filed a bill to further penalize cattle thieves.
OKG Shop 7: Love Thy Neighbor
Mark 12:31
Chicken-Fried News: Shady satchel
A “suspicious” bag recently shut down part of Harvey Avenue in Midtown.
Whirling Dervishes of Rumi bring cultural traditions to life
Whirling Dervishes of Rumi showcase the celebration of existence.
Film festival expands offerings
East Central University reinvigorates film festival by expanding the movies if shows.
Chicken-Fried News: Affront to freedom
After crimes committed in MIdwest America’s playground, James Anderson was arrested in Oklahoma by the Lighthorse Police Department of the Chickasaw Nation.
Commentary: Discrimination exists
LGBT Oklahomans are excluded from protections offered to other minority groups.
Sally Kern’s elections to the House helped you fulfill your dream. Want more like her?
Sally Kern’s elections to the House helped you fulfill your dream. Want more like her?
Saturn Grill’s original Nichols Hills location, 6432 Avondale Drive, will be a cooler place to eat at once its redesign is finished.
Saturn Grill’s original Nichols Hills location, 6432 Avondale Drive, will be a cooler place to eat at once its redesign is finished.
Theater company brings a classic satire to stage
Written in the 1660s, Tartuffe is still relevant today.
Oklahoma City Thunder’s Serge Ibaka heads home with his Brazzaville-focused foundation.
Oklahoma City Thunder’s Serge Ibaka heads home with his Brazzaville-focused foundation.
Black Heritage Month offers events, cultural remembrance
The Civil Rights Act passed 50 years ago, but racism still persists in Oklahoma.
OKC Museum of Art hosts Oscar Tune-Up series
Oklahoma City Museum of Art hosts its Oscar Tune-Up series, including everything from action to comedy.
