PODCAST: Run, Forrest, Run
In this week’s episode we talk with Forrest Bennett who recently announced his candidacy for House District 92, which includes downtown Oklahoma and several neighborhoods south of the Oklahoma River.
Forty-four percent of the state’s black school-age children live in poverty, compared to 17 percent rate of white children, according to the National Center for Children in Poverty.
Forty-four percent of the state’s black school-age children live in poverty, compared to 17 percent rate of white children, according to the National Center for Children in Poverty.
A new restaurant reinvents corndogs
Anchor Down opens soon with its unique take on an American classic.
Guthrie hosts new TALOA Music Festival
A three-day festival in Guthrie highlights a diverse group of bands, art and healthy activities.
Norman photographer’s work displayed at Capitol
A Norman photographer has mapped out her own career and has the photos to prove she was there.
The MakeUp Bar caters to celebrities, grandmothers alike
A cosmetics store thrives after 14 years of ups and downs.
Sativa Prophets collective offers support in a competitive city
Members of collective Sativa Prophets support each other in all artistic endeavors.
Foundation bridges gap among Oklahoma City Public Schools
For 30 years, The Foundation for Oklahoma City Public Schools has worked to improve schools.
Chicken-Fried News: Secondhand drugs
One Oklahoma county has found a way to redistribute unwanted medication.
Blake Sullivan didn’t consider a job in film at first, but now he has his own production company that revels in it.
Blake Sullivan didn’t consider a job in film at first, but now he has his own production company that revels in it.
Lincoln Park Golf Course debuts new clubhouse
Lincoln Park Golf Course’s new clubhouse features a restaurant and snack bar, conference rooms, an event center, a pro shop and a bar.
Chicken-Fried News: Bad manners
An Oklahoma inmate was killed with a meal tray — seriously.
Chicken-Fried News: Running interference
Oklahoma passed a bill preventing municipalities from passing laws banning fracking just when scientists proved fracking causes earthquakes.
Commentary: What rivalry?
Without uniting these cities on important issues, we might lose our ability to put our state on the map in a positive light.
Classen Curve events to benefit OKC Zoo
Margaret Holloway, general manager of Cafe 501, sat across the table and was clearly ill at ease. Before we could get down to business, Margaret looked earnestly and said, “It makes me really uncomfortable that you don’t have anything to eat or drink. What can I get you?”
OKG Eat: 7 places for devious duck
Here are a few great duck dishes to help mankind continue its reign.
Chuggington rolls into OKC for one performance only
All aboard! If you don’t know who or what Chuggington is, you can bet your kids probably do. No, he and his friend Brewster are not bartenders, nor are they on the summer cocktail list at Republic Gastro Pub. Chuggington is a town, and Brewster lives there with his friends. The live show is based…
Oklahoma offers some of the region’s best climbing inside and outdoors.
Oklahoma offers some of the region’s best climbing inside and outdoors.
The diverse menu at Fung’s Kitchen delivers
There’s no such thing as ordering too much food at Fung’s Kitchen, and that includes the dim sum service.
The view from the top of Vast is even better after menu and management changes
“I was wrestling with whether to do it, and it seemed like everywhere I turned, there was the Devon Tower,” he said.
Country music superstar Vince Gill talks to OKG about his Saturday concert
Country music superstar Vince Gill talks to Oklahoma Gazette about his Saturday concert, his local roots and the countless songs and memories he has made during his decades-long career.
Printmaking among indigenous artists on display at Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art
A new exhibit explores the age-old art of printmaking with 21st-century technology.
Letters to the Editor: June 3, 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: Green gobblin
Thunder star Kevin Durant had an unfortunate run-in with paparazzi and what might have been weed.
News briefs: road improvements, Capitol Hill High School mascot and more
Streets improving Do you find the nearly 8,100 miles of roads in Oklahoma City to be of good quality? If you do, then you’re in the minority. Survey results from the city’s public works department show that just 35 percent of city residents are satisfied with the condition of local streets. However, that’s just a…
Chicken-Fried News: Bold move
Gov. Fallin decided it wasn’t the best time for her to renovate the governor’s mansion after all.
Chicken-Fried News: Russell Westmeme
Russell Westbrook tried to break the Internet with a meme contest and a Taylor Swift sing-along video.
Charlie Ross to perform Lord of the Rings in one man show
Performer rules them all in 60 minute show.
