Cover Teaser: Sugar Free Allstars ready exuberant new album
On the day of Sugar Free Allstars’ recent Oklahoma Gazette cover shoot, Chris Wiser, keyboardist and vocalist, removed one of his trademark bow ties from the console of his truck and hustled back into Bell Labs Recording Studio. Grammy winners Wiser and Rob Martin were in the mixing stage of making their self-titled, fourth family-friendly…
Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe brings time-honored heavy metal show back to OKC
In a time of great change in the music industry, Lamb of God remains one of heavy metal’s constants.
Ride Along 2 takes safe route with buddy-cop clichés
Ride Along 2 makes little effort to avoid the cookie-cutter model set by cop action flicks before it.
OKCPS school board candidates address discipline, budget cuts
Both candidates expressed concerns about growing class sizes and the statewide teacher shortage.
Local filmmaker crafts crowd-funded ‘thesis’ on horror
Director Nick Sanford uses the Moneyball method to bring The Harvesters to life.
“When they don’t have dental insurance, the care is delayed,” Gladden said. “Delay is bad. It gets worse and worse over time.”
“When they don’t have dental insurance, the care is delayed,” Gladden said. “Delay is bad. It gets worse and worse over time.”
Cover Story: Mariachi festival helps keep the music playing at OKC schools
Through the help of community and school leaders, the Anita Martinez Mariachi Festival, Feb. 4-7, aspires to keep the music playing at OKCPS.
OKG Eat: Dear God
These restaurants are perfect for sating Sunday night cravings.
Food briefs: Chiltepe’s Taco Joint, Klemm’s Smoke Haus, Organic Squeeze and more
Chiltepe’s Taco Joint makes menu changes, Klemm’s Smoke Haus opens brick-and-mortar location, The Metro Wine Bar & Bistro holds guest chef dinner, Braum’s awards scholarships and Organic Squeeze Family Kitchen opens.
Hidalgo’s Cocina & Cantina serves up large, delicious portions
Large portions and consistently great food make Hidalgo’s Cocina & Cantina a safe bet for Mexican food in Edmond.
Taste of OKC raises money to help local youth
Taste of OKC helps local program pair youth with mentors.
Chicken-Fried News: Seeking help
Oklahoma’s chapter of the ACLU calls for Medicaid expansions to give aid during budget shortage.
Chicken-Fried News: Stop hovering
Don’t even think about taking your totally rad hoverboard onto the campuses of Oklahoma’s largest universities.
Tower Theatre flashes lights as anticipation builds for opening
Crowds gather to catch a glimpse inside the renovated Tower Theatre.
Local artist calls for Bowie-inspired submissions
David Bowie’s death gives new meaning to a tribute show in search of a new venue.
“When we made a proposal to start an archive that would, over time, put small, comprehensive collections of Brett’s work in museums ’round the country, they liked the idea.”
“When we made a proposal to start an archive that would, over time, put small, comprehensive collections of Brett’s work in museums ’round the country, they liked the idea.”
Letters to the Editor: Jan. 27, 2016
I am concerned that in the rush to remove panhandlers from our public roadways, we are preventing our citizenship from the right to freely assemble.
“Instead of fried foods, it’s chocolate,” he said.
“Instead of fried foods, it’s chocolate,” he said.
Chicken-Fried News: Catching breaks
A Tulsa lawmaker proposed a tax break reduction to combat Oklahoma’s budget shortfall.
Chicken-Fried News: Big busted
A routine traffic stop led local police to 121 pounds of meth and three arrests.
Oklahoma educators create hashtag to raise funds
#GiveItBackOK drives to relieve educators feeling the effects of the state budget crisis.
Chicken-Fried News: Out of tune
Patrick Anderson has a plan to save education money, and it involves merging a bunch of small school districts to make enormous ones.
