It’s hard to believe this is the 27th year for Pollard Theatre Company’s adaptation of Charles Dickens’ classic set in territorial Oklahoma.
It’s hard to believe this is the 27th year for Pollard Theatre Company’s adaptation of Charles Dickens’ classic set in territorial Oklahoma.
Album review: Husbands – Achin’
Despite living over a thousand miles apart, Wil Norton and Danny Davis — the minds behind OKC/D.C. duo Husbands — are always on the same page.
Film review: Force Majeure
Early in Force Majeure, a young, good-looking family — father, mother, son and daughter — is having lunch at an outdoor restaurant of a ski resort in the French Alps. The vista, a gleaming and snow-packed mountain, is almost overwhelmingly spectacular. A controlled explosion in the distance triggers an avalanche that commands the attention of…
Film review: The Theory of Everything
The perils of overdramatization and cliché are so commonplace in biopics that the mere mention of these dangers is almost a cliché in itself.
BLOG: OKC mayor ties the knot
Mayor Mick Cornett, 56, and Terri Walker, 55, were married today in Tulsa.
Mondays in December: Donate canned food, get free beer
Local bars team up with Other Options, Inc. to help out those less fortunate — and get free beer.
Businesses, leaders wrangle over net neutrality, access issues
Oklahoma City, which has also seen a boost in start ups over the past several years, has some of the slowest Internet speeds in the nation
Not just for kids: Gourmet mac and cheese delights adults, too
Lately, more sophisticated versions have appeared on metro menus, raising the profile of the much-loved dish.
OKG Eat: Bird’s the word at these fine restaurants
Thanksgiving is a day to rejoice in the things that we have and spend time with family and friends. Let’s be honest here; it’s really all about the food, isn’t it? What brings us all together is the feasting, and if you’re not one for cooking, that’s okay. — by Devon Green, photos by Mark…
Cover: Bleeping awesome!
From athletes to artists, professional funnymen to wordsmiths, these days, it’s easy to be grateful for opportunity, creativity and maybe even the quirkiness we sometimes otherwise might complain about.
Metro Briefs: OKC school 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.
OKG35: Former manager remembers Tower Theatre
As multi-screen theater complexes grew in popularity and the population dwindled in urban OKC, Tower Theatre slowly declined until abruptly closing.
The transformation of the state’s largest school district will have to be a community-wide effort.
The transformation of the state’s largest school district will have to be a community-wide effort.
What you see is what you get – with a smile – at Lumpy’s
I have a confession to make: I love a good bar. And I really love a good cheeseburger.
Commentary: Your love letter to OKC
Investing in OKC, whether monetarily or with our time, will always pay off.
Local grocer promises delivery in 3 hours or less
When you get down to it, very few people enjoy grocery shopping.
Uncle Sam brings food to table for adult, child care programs
Child and adult day care programs are getting a helping hand from Uncle Sam through the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP).
Chicken-Fried News: It’s God time!
An Oklahoma school took its students on a field trip to a zoo with a less than scientific mission.
Chicken-Fried News: Biblical Worldview
Senator-elect James Lankford plans to continue to rely on his biblical worldview to make decisions while in office.
Chicken-Fried News: It’s a boy
Country superstar Carrie Underwood is having a boy, and Brad Paisley announced it on national television.
Chicken-Fried News: Clearing the air
Sen. Jim Inhofe believes the recent U.S.-China climate deal is a charade.
Deluxe Winter Market brings locally produced goods to consumers
If you’re in the mood to shop for one-of-a-kind handcrafted gifts for the holidays, then you should check out the 2014 Deluxe Winter Market, hosted by Deluxe OK. Organized by Sara Cowan and Jennifer “JD” McCoy, Deluxe Winter Market has garnered national media attention; a recent article on BuzzFeed called the event one of “35…
Thanksgiving 5ks make that second helping okay
Avoid the holiday bulge with a thanksgiving run.
OKC FC leases Yukon stadium
OKC is getting another soccer team!
Denton rock outfit Pageantry carves out its own celebratory niche
Roy Robertson, frontman and songwriter behind Denton indie-rock outfit Pageantry, realizes there are two levels that most things can be read at: surface and core.
Oklahoman Swaggers into town with WWE
Jack Swagger, an Oklahoman, has been battling on television with the WWE for six years and will be wrestling in OKC in December.
OKC Ballet’s ongoing season is full of welcome changes
As Oklahoma City Ballet continues its recently launched 2014-2015 season, its creative director, Robert Mills, believes we have a lot to look forward to.
Little Free Libraries popping up around metro
Little boxes offer boundless content.
Gallery owner’s exhibit is culmination of her artistic endeavors
When Jann Jeffrey was young, she was already manipulating her environment to suit her sense of aesthetic, grounded in reality or not.
OKC125 photo exhibit documents 125 years of history
Curated by well-known OKC-based artist Romy Owens, OKC125 is a public exhibition of 125 photos of downtown Oklahoma City by 125 local artists.
Chicken-Fried News: Immigration fight
Oklahoma politicians had a lot to say about President Obama’s plan for immigration reform.
For the longest time, DIY artists didn’t feel like there was anyone there to share with. No one who listened. No one who cared. No one who knew that they even existed.
For the longest time, DIY artists didn’t feel like there was anyone there to share with. No one who listened. No one who cared. No one who knew that they even existed.
Chicken-Fried News: You’ve heard this one, right?
Boy meets girl, boy asks girl to marry him, boy goes on to make a fortune, boy and girl tire of each other, boy and girl get a divorce. Well, boy and girl never signed a prenuptial agreement, and now, rather than the optimistic kids they were, they’re cynical adults with around $20 billion dollars…
Letters to the Editor: Nov. 26, 2014
Obama is the smartest man in the room, at least any room that he shares with other politicians.
