Cover Story Teaser: Generations still flock to Winchester Drive-In
As Winchester Drive-In owner Lindy Shanbour celebrates renovations and almost 50 years in business, generations of customers and employees share the reason his blend of old-school and high-tech keeps them coming back again and again.
Three generations make performing a family affair for Jody Miller
Three generations of musicians perform as one act for the whole family.
As House District 85 readies a July 14 vote, Republican candidate Amy Palumbo does an OKG Q&A
A special election is underway in House District 85, which includes portions of northwest Oklahoma City. One Democratic candidate has filed for the September general election, but four Republican candidates will square off in a July 14 primary.
Native American Code Talkers honored in new exhibit
Native American Code Talkers saved countless lives during WWI and WWII.
Ryan Murphy was tubing a river in Laos with a group of friends in 2012 with no idea how the day’s events would change his life.
Ryan Murphy was tubing a river in Laos with a group of friends in 2012 with no idea how the day’s events would change his life.
OKC metro forms regional transit authority
Cities in the metro have banded together and formed a regional transit authority, a step toward a future integrated commuter transit system.
OKG eat: kale yeah!
They say kale is a “superfood” … for now. But Superman used to smoke cigarettes, and things change. What we’re saying is, be sure to eat all the kale you can before it’s ruled a public health menace. Then you can join a class-action lawsuit and get rich off that sweet kale money. Secure your…
You’ve Been Served: New Saints head chef Mitchell Dunzy strives for originality
The life of a chef can be simultaneously nerve-wracking and mind-numbing.
Chicken-Fried News: Mall wreck
Belle Isle was the scene of a car chase at Penn Square Mall and Wal-Mart.
Get your gyro fix at Gyros by Ali
Gyros by Ali takes traditional gyros to a new level.
Letters to the Editor: June 24, 2015
Oklahoma Gazette provides an open forum for the discussion of all points of view in its Letters to the Editor section. The Gazette reserves the right to edit letters for length and clarity. Letters can be mailed, faxed, emailed to jchancellor@okgazette.com or sent online at okgazette.com. Include a city of residence and contact number for…
Chicken-Fried News: Know-it-all
Having trouble understanding that rap song? Worry not; Blake Griffin can help.
Tamashii Ramen’s noodle bowl overflows with delicious recipes
Tamashii Ramen is open and serving up ramen and more and is so new it doesn’t even have a sign yet.
Midtown joins downtown OKC
Midtown is now officially part of the downtown OKC family, but some business owners are not happy about it.
A classic play at The Pollard Theatre offers a single man’s take on his married friends’ advice.
A classic play at The Pollard Theatre offers a single man’s take on his married friends’ advice.
Brent Ryan Green talks about the progress of his first full-length directorial debut, The Veil
Earlier this month, Oklahoma native and acclaimed film director Brent Ryan Green debuted an in-the-works sneak peek of his upcoming sci-fi adventure film The Veil at deadCENTER Film Festival. The fest celebrated its 15th year as Green celebrated having so many of his films screened at deadCENTER through the years. Green said he scouted locations…
Arts Council Oklahoma City initiative inserts art into STEM education
Arts Council Oklahoma City is encouraging art in schools to help teach science and math.
Former tech employees serve up delicious sandwiches at The Sandwich Club
If you like sandwiches, you’re in luck — The Sandwich Club is on a quest for perfection.
Chicken-Fried News: Milk money
New rules will help student athletes at the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University.
“It’s Van Hagar,” Hagar corrected himself, laughing.
“It’s Van Hagar,” Hagar corrected himself, laughing.
As state experiences teacher shortage, some teachers still find room for accomplishment
But a collection of small victories during the first few months began to give Wilkins the sense she was capable of becoming a good teacher, including a turning point with the boy.
Nuggets Food Briefs: Odyssey de Culinaire, Natural Grocers and Hopscotch
Odyssey de Cuilinaire returns, Natural Grocers opens another location and Paseo Grill owners open a new restaurant.
Young Readers’ new album delivers indie folk delight
Indie folk act Young Readers finds financial support from fans and friends in its effort to finish its album debut.
If you could combine beer with humanities while getting your Bachelor’s degree, chances are the state’s college graduation rate would be much higher.
If you could combine beer with humanities while getting your Bachelor’s degree, chances are the state’s college graduation rate would be much higher.
Chicken-Fried News: Good excuse
A freshman at OSU was late for orientation because he was in a plane crash while traveling from Jonesboro, Arkansas.
Science fiction enthusiasts gather this weekend at SoonerCon
Fanfare and fun will be available at SoonerCon this weekend.
The Posthuman Project gets free Farmers Market screening
Filmmaker Kyle Roberts will be at Farmers Public Market to show a free viewing of his first film.
Southern crooner Doug Burr celebrates new album at OKC stop
You can hear it in his music, the sound of accomplishment.
Commentary: Privilege and education
I am a white female, and I am privileged. I got my first job before I was old enough to have a driver’s license, and I’ve worked ever since. I graduated from an excellent public high school and then a public college. I’m fortunate to work full-time, with benefits, in my chosen career field. My…
News Briefs: New OKC school hires, local church honors victims and Bob Barry Jr. remembered
Oklahoma City public schools hire for new positions, OKC church honors victims of Charleston shooting, Bob Barry is mourned, homes receive repairs and OKC Pride was a hit.
Chicken-Fried News: High-rollin’
It turns out Thunder star Kevin Durant is one of the highest paid athletes in the world.
Chicken-Fried News: Founding folly
Oklahoma officials who once decried the Affordable Care Act are asking Obama to support Insure Oklahoma.
Burlesque Festival set to sensualize your weekend
Oklahoma City Burlesque Festival returns for a star-studded third year.
