VIDEO: Buy-in sought on regional transit plan
The Association of Central Oklahoma Government’s hosted a public forum Tuesday night to gather public input on the future of transit planning in the Oklahoma City region.
It’s easy to see why Vanya/Spike is so popular. Compared to the inanity that passes for comedy these days, it’s smart, compelling and good fun.
It’s easy to see why Vanya/Spike is so popular. Compared to the inanity that passes for comedy these days, it’s smart, compelling and good fun.
Album review: The Bourgeois – We’re Still in the Gutter, But Some of Us Are Looking at the Stars
The Bourgeois want to be both well-liked and dangerous, but those two things are immensely difficult to pull off simultaneously.
AUDIO: Board member criticizes superintendent’s plan
School board member Bob Hammack calls new district program a waste of time.
OKC district steps up focus on reading instruction
Oklahoma City school district officials have their sights set on improving reading performance as half of all third graders failed to score proficient on the end of year test.
Film review: Whiplash
The breakthrough feature from 29-year-old director Damien Chazelle is as ambitious as its protagonist, a fledgling but immensely talented and driven jazz drummer.
PODCAST: Episode 12
Joe Hartman and Cassi Peters from Skyfire Media joined the show this week to talk about what this month’s midterm elections mean for Democrats in Oklahoma and what lessons there are to learn for a party looking to rebuild itself.
BLOG: Lessons for OKC in other transit elections across America
Several cities across the country faced transit-oriented elections last week, and the success and failure of some of those measures offers lessons for Oklahoma City.
Eastern Oklahoma County appears to be home to some of the metro’s most partisan voters, while the John Kilpatrick Turnpike serves as a dividing line between Republicans and Democrats.
Eastern Oklahoma County appears to be home to some of the metro’s most partisan voters, while the John Kilpatrick Turnpike serves as a dividing line between Republicans and Democrats.
Accessibility project launched at Martin Park
The Jim Thorpe Rehabilitation Hospital Courage Trail at Martin Park Nature Center in OKC will allow disabled guests to enjoy the park trail.
Shartel Cafe offers small-town bistro fare in big city
There are times when you just want to settle in at a local neighborhood cafe for a quick breakfast or lunch without much fuss.
Code red: Republicans continue statewide dominance
It was a Democratic slaughter with red all over the ballot.
The GOP’s dominance covers all communities and neighborhoods, whether urban, rural or suburban.
The GOP’s dominance covers all communities and neighborhoods, whether urban, rural or suburban.
The new garage also demonstrates the importance of design, especially in Oklahoma City’s growing core.
The new garage also demonstrates the importance of design, especially in Oklahoma City’s growing core.
Downtown residential development booms
Downtown living choices have exploded in recent years as both large and small developments pop up in areas like Deep Deuce, Midtown and the downtown core.
Wings & Things offers Cajun twists on chicken, po’boys and more
Everybody should break down a chicken at least once.
What’s in: putting on a little padding to keep you warm through the Okie winter, heavier fare and romantic dinners. As the Italians say, molto bene, very nice.
What’s in: putting on a little padding to keep you warm through the Okie winter, heavier fare and romantic dinners. As the Italians say, molto bene, very nice.
Nuggets Food Briefs: Ve-gone? Tamazul is closed
Two iconic, local eateries closed recently: VZD’s and Tamazul. Also, Wine Through Time is Thursday.
Heralded violinist Philippe Quint tackles a trio of Russian composers
The Oklahoma City Philharmonic will take audiences on a journey of Progressive Wildness.
This weekend’s inaugural Oklahoma Cine Latino Film Festival includes over 20 films by Latino filmmakers, including feature films, documentaries, shorts and music videos.
This weekend’s inaugural Oklahoma Cine Latino Film Festival includes over 20 films by Latino filmmakers, including feature films, documentaries, shorts and music videos.
Signs point to yes for JD McPherson
JD McPherson has always been a talent, one Oklahomans readily have adored since his early days with The Starkweather Boys in the mid-2000s.
Jesus House accepting donations for Thanksgiving baskets
During the holidays, Jesus House brings in 400 to 500 volunteers to hand out 2,000 food baskets to low-income families.
Kickstarter campaign underway for LGBT-friendly business app
Smartphone app will provide accesses to a national directory of LGBT-friendly businesses across several industries.
Long read: Woody Guthrie’s short time in OKC examined
Woody Guthrie lived in OKC from 1923-1924, but very little has been written about it.
Winds are gusting through Brightmusic Chamber Ensemble
Brightmusic Chamber Ensemble shines a spotlight on wind instruments in its second concert of the season, Austrian & German Masterworks for Winds.
Sleigh bells are ringing to the tune of deals at Holiday Gala on the Paseo
The Paseo Merchants Association wants to help you get a jump on holiday shopping in the fun and funky atmosphere of the Paseo Arts District.
Weldon Jack celebrates anniversary with trunk show
A men’s aesthetic shop celebrates its anniversary with food, booze, music and style.
The 23rd annual Red Dot fundraiser will spotlight 71 of Oklahoma’s established and emerging artists.
The 23rd annual Red Dot fundraiser will spotlight 71 of Oklahoma’s established and emerging artists.
Cover story: New OVAC director shares ambitious vision
Oklahoma City just won big by adding Holly Moye to the ongoing list of wonderful people impacting our city in the arts and culture.
OKC Barons ranked second in division
Barons start season hot on the ice.
Metro libraries offering classes for writers during November
Writers are crafting novels during National Novel Writing Month.
Matt Jewett’s emotionally charged songs strike a brooding punk-rock chord
Playing live is a matter of life or death for Oklahoma folk-punk troubadour Matt Jewett — sometimes, quite literally.
