Cover Story Teaser: Are OKC’s youth destined for failure?
Being black in OKC presents challenges to students already facing adversity. Officials at Oklahoma City Public Schools are working to alleviate the strain and find workable solutions to problem areas including disciplinary procedures, economic concerns and academic performance. Story by Ben Felder. P. 4 Be sure to pick up this week’s Oklahoma Gazette to read…
Put on your fat pants, belly up to the table and gorge yourself on dishes that will have you saying, “It’s too big!”
Put on your fat pants, belly up to the table and gorge yourself on dishes that will have you saying, “It’s too big!”
There’s the patty, flame-scarred yet glistening, as warm, ever-so-slightly melted cheese drapes itself over its edges and slides into every visible crevice.
There’s the patty, flame-scarred yet glistening, as warm, ever-so-slightly melted cheese drapes itself over its edges and slides into every visible crevice.
Brightmusic celebrates America with its Spring Music Festival
Hear music from an array of American composers during Brightmusic Chamber Ensemble’s Spring Music Festival, America, the Beautiful.
Reduxion Theatre Company closes out season with a scorcher
Oklahomans are sure to relate to Reduxion Theatre Company’s production of Tennessee Williams’ classic Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.
Leave your worries behind and enter the calm at OKC’s floatation therapy center.
Leave your worries behind and enter the calm at OKC’s floatation therapy center.
This rapper isn’t after fame or fortune. Instead, he wants to demolish negative stereotypes and uplift a generation.
This rapper isn’t after fame or fortune. Instead, he wants to demolish negative stereotypes and uplift a generation.
OSP kicks off season with The Winter’s Tale
This season’s Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park lineup includes The Winter’s Tale, You Never Can Tell, Wittenberg and Julius Caesar.
Two lifelong friends create a brewery, legacy at 405 Brewing Co.
Just off Flood Avenue, bordering an old oil rig boneyard and tucked behind RV General Store, is a baby blue sheet metal building.
Could Flip’s be more Italian?
Could Flip’s be more Italian?
Chicken-Fried News: Poisonous proclivities
Apparently, we Oklahomans drink, smoke and abuse cocaine and pain relievers too much.
Chicken-Fried News: Hamm bungler
Oklahoma tycoon Harold Hamm made headlines yet again — this time, he said fracking doesn’t cause earthquakes.
Tomorrowland feels like yesterday’s town
Tomorrowland leaves viewers wishing it were yesterday.
Camp Fire heats up for summer around OKC
Camp Fire Heart of Oklahoma inspires kids and teens with fun and imagination.
Commentary: Spending to reduce debt
I want to agree with Oklahoma Gazette Editor-in-Chief Jennifer Chancellor’s May 14 statement on public radio that Oklahoma City’s investments in infrastructure help level the playing field between rich and poor. The MAPS accomplishments are revitalizing OKC, now the envy of hundreds of American cities. True, most improvements benefitted our downtown and the bankers and…
A dollar donation can get some of Oklahoma City’s residents in need a welcome treat.
A dollar donation can get some of Oklahoma City’s residents in need a welcome treat.
News briefs: House District 85 special election, Parks and Recreation Summer Kick-Off and more
Munson running Less than a year after losing a House race to an incumbent with name recognition and momentum, Cyndi Munson finds herself headed into a special election for House District 85. Munson, a Democrat, lost in November to Rep. David Dank, who had held the seat since 2007. Dank, 76, passed away last month,…
Cage fighting Showdown at Hinton’s Sugar Creek Casino Saturday
When some of the region’s top professional and amateur mixed martial arts (MMA) fighters face off at Sugar Creek Showdown (SCS) 26: Legacy at Hinton’s Sugar Creek Casino on Saturday, Glen Coleman will likely smile with satisfaction. In six years, Coleman, the casino’s general manager and fight promoter, has grown the SCS brand from a…
Chicken-Fried News: Ham burglar
A Broken Arrow man admitted to stealing $283,000 from the food stamp program.
Annual race takes riders through heart of OKC
Chad Hodges is excited to introduce tens of thousands of his neighbors to competitive cycling and nearly 1,000 cyclists to his city.
One of Norman’s oldest bars offers live music seven days a week.
One of Norman’s oldest bars offers live music seven days a week.
Two to Tango: Dance lessons, etiquette taught around OKC
Tango classes ease your mind while working your hips.
Here are 10 new laws you should know about
As the 2015 legislative season draws to a close — the deadline to end this session is Friday — here are 10 bills that you might not have heard about that were passed into law.
NCAA Women’s College World Series has arrived.
NCAA Women’s College World Series has arrived.
Chicken-Fried News: Clerical counsel
A letter from an ex-pastor in Oklahoma requesting more steamy scenes is printed in a new book.
Chicken-Fried News: Golden egg
Gold Dome has a new owner — again.
Letters to the Editor: May 27, 2015
Puzzle predicament What’s up with the crossword puzzle? This is the second time in two weeks that you’ve printed the incorrect info. Last time, you printed the empty puzzle calling it the answers from the previous puzzle. This week (May 20, Oklahoma Gazette), you published the correct answers for the previous week, but you printed…
Chicken-Fried News: Wet Wellies
All this rain we’ve been getting is breaking records across the state.
Local girls benefit from OKC’s first Rock ‘n’ Roll Camp for Girls
A local musician saw a documentary about a rock camp for young girls and worked to bring one to Oklahoma City.
A new art gallery showcases installations from world-renowned artists
Sloan Installation Gallery will rely on membership fees to support artwork, fashion and music.
