Cover Teaser: The brunch bible: OKG’s guide to metro brunch
And on the seventh day, humans looked around at the heavens and the earth, the light and the darkness and the beasts of the field and decided to do a little creating of its own. Yea, verily, and they called it brunch. By Greg Ellwell? P.21 To read the full story, pick up your copy at any…
Rock Out Cancer raises money for charity while honoring a father’s legacy
Rock Out Cancer features music from a variety of bands, a 5K run and a silent auction.
Comedian Jim Norton prepares for his long-awaited Oklahoma debut
Jim Norton is known as a co-host on Sirius XM Radio’s Opie with Jim Norton and for occasional appearances on the FX series Louie.
Reian Williams left work as a muralist to pursue passion for portraiture
Local artist Reian Williams refuses to sell reproductions to ensure every piece is an original work of art.
Entrepreneur magazine ranked OKC as the nation’s No. 1 city worth moving to if you want to start a business.
Entrepreneur magazine ranked OKC as the nation’s No. 1 city worth moving to if you want to start a business.
Thai House restaurant wows with duck dishes and more
Thai House Restaurant features an impressive buffet, but expert diners order delicious Thai delicacies from its menu.
Gazedibles: Fried ‘n’ true
Oklahoma City knows its fried chicken!
Comedy for Recovery event benefits sober living and recovery program
The July 16 Comedy for Recovery event will feature BradChad Porter, Ben Flint, Steven Patchin, Matt Hinson, Mack O Henson, CJ Lance and others.
Atlas Genius joins Weezer and Panic! at the Disco on Oklahoma tour stop
A South Australian home studio helped launch Atlas Genius into stardom in the United States.
OKG Shop: Celebrate these wacky July holidays
Harry Potter, Star Wars, DC Comics, Marvel and Doctor Who fans unite! You, too, gamers.
Cool off your shakers and get your glasses ready — it’s martini time
Learn to make a perfectly cold martini for hot summer days with Junior’s bartender Steve White.
The Paseo Arts District welcomes new craft beer bar
Benny Jacobs offers craft beer and live music in the Paseo Arts District with The Root.
Chicken-Fried News: Beer-can bonanza
A burglar in Pauls Valley left an empty beer can left behind and ensured his demise.
Chicken-Fried News: Rockin’ Roadies
Luke Wilson credits Kings of Leon for insight into the music business that helped him with his role on Roadies.
Chicken-Fried News: Work slump
Unemployment in Oklahoma is on the rise, but things are looking up for workers in education, health services and construction industries.
Local program fights against generational poverty
Getting Ahead classes help people break the bonds of generational poverty and take steps to make their lives better.
Garbage set to make its first stop in Oklahoma since 1998
Garbage will be joined by Chevelle, Kongos and The Unlikely Candidates July 13 at Tulsa’s Brady Theater.
Oklahoma author Julia Thomas debuts first novel, The English Boys
Oklahoma author Julia Thomas wrote late at night as she worked as an elementary school teacher.
The Dog Lover takes a swipe at animal welfare extremists
Filmmakers did little to hide The Dog Lover‘s partisan plea.
Letters to the Editor: July 6, 2016
Earlier this year, Oklahoma Sen. James Lankford in an Oklahoma City newspaper called for an end to wind energy federal tax credits.
Carpenter Square ends season with Nicky Silver comedy The Agony & The Agony
Rhonda Clark and the other minds behind Carpenter Square Theatre’s creative direction read all of playwright Nicky Silver’s new works. Finding one that’s a good fit for their intimate production setting is another matter. Silver is a New York-based writer known for penning off-Broadway productions like 1993’s Pterodactyls, 1995’s Raised in Captivity and 2004’s Beautiful…
Food Briefs: Belle Kitchen, Quirk & Beans Coffee Bar and more
Thanks to Credo House, the coffee bar was partially built, so the Kochs renovated and opened in late June.
Chicken-Fried News: Bright side
Oklahoma City Public Schools found a creative way to deal with recent budget cuts.
Local program awards local businesswomen
IEEW presents 10for10 Making a Difference Awards to local women helping businesswomen in Rwanda and Afghanistan.
Chicken-Fried News: Infusion confusion
A local bartender was arrested in April on charges related to flavor-infused alcohol.
Historic Guthrie building’s future is uncertain
The State Capital Publishing Company building, formerly a museum, remains vacant as recent plans fall through.
Federal and state officials fight against the opioid epidemic
Gateway to Prevention and Recovery in Shawnee serves people battling opioid addiction all over Oklahoma.
Chicken-Fried News: Animal aficionado
A man was recently arrested for being in The Oklahoma City Zoo after hours.
