OKG Eat: Autumn cravings
The moment the seasons hint at change, our cravings change, too.
As one of my favorite songs goes, “Istanbul was Constantinople. Now it’s Istanbul, not Constantinople. If you’ve a date in Constantinople, she’ll be waiting in Istanbul.”
As one of my favorite songs goes, “Istanbul was Constantinople. Now it’s Istanbul, not Constantinople. If you’ve a date in Constantinople, she’ll be waiting in Istanbul.”
Cover series: Challenges expected as marriage law becomes reality
As court clerk offices across the state begin to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, equality advocates expect some bumps in the road as the new law is fleshed out.
City’s strategic neighborhood plan takes planning to new level
City planners are taking a strategic approach to revitalizing older neighborhoods on their way to being great.
Oklahoma Muslims have faith amid fear
Oklahoma Muslims can become the target of fear and hate as acts of terror cloud public’s view of religion.
Decorous — the full-length debut of Oklahoma City four-piece Bowlsey — is a lot of things, and that’s part of the problem.
Decorous — the full-length debut of Oklahoma City four-piece Bowlsey — is a lot of things, and that’s part of the problem.
Council moves forward on new regulations for Uber/Lyft drivers
After nearly a year of study and months of debate, an ordinance regulating Uber and Lyft drivers was approved on Tuesday.
Chicken-Fried News: Gov. gets fit
Gov. Mary Fallin demonstrated her terrible basketball skills during a Get Fit event at the Capitol while MVP Kevin Durant watched.
Chicken-Fried News: Giddy up
Philip Anschutz, owner of The Oklahoman, has been named Citizen of the West.
Chicken-Fried News: A helluva collection
Hobby Lobby President Steve Green plans to open a Bible museum full of expensive artifacts in Washington, D.C. in 2017.
Chicken-Fried News: Everybody panic!
Local authorities and media outlets overreacted when an Arab man asked too many questions while enrolling his children in an area school.
Chicken-Fried News: Witchy woman
An Oklahoma City woman has been arrested for terrorizing her 7-year-old granddaughter while wearing a witch costume.
Chicken-Fried News: Pacified?
A criminal in Oklahoma City is wanted for carjacking and armed robbery while sucking on a pacifier.
Chicken-Fried News: A better way to kill
Oklahoma lawmakers are researching and debating alternative ways of doling out capital punishment.
EQUALITY: Same-sex marriage now legal in Oklahoma
Same-sex marriage became legal in Oklahoma and couples received licenses from the county courthouse.
Given its conceptual brilliance, Gone Girl would have been difficult for any director to spoil. Yet no one was better suited to helm Gillian Flynn’s 2012 bestselling novel than David Fincher.
Given its conceptual brilliance, Gone Girl would have been difficult for any director to spoil. Yet no one was better suited to helm Gillian Flynn’s 2012 bestselling novel than David Fincher.
Same-sex marriage nears reality in Oklahoma following Supreme Court move
Same-sex marriage in Oklahoma could become legal any moment following Supreme Court’s decision not to hear appeals case.
PODCAST: Capital City, Episode No. 7
In this week’s episode of the Capital City podcast we breakdown Thursday’s debate between Gov. Mary Fallin and Rep. Joe Dorman in the race for governor.
Photographer K. Yoland explores the border with an expressionist lens
Border Land Other includes photography, video and performance art inspired by Yoland’s artist residency at Marfa Contemporary.
Nothing unexpected in only debate of governor’s race
In the only debate between Rep. Joe Dorman and Gov. Mary Fallin, Oklahoma’s candidates for governor looked to gain an upper hand.
Oklahoma’s statewide petition process offers many challenges and confusing laws.
Oklahoma’s statewide petition process offers many challenges and confusing laws.
The metro’s library system prepares for a new era with a new executive director.
The metro’s library system prepares for a new era with a new executive director.
Chess program builds love of game in students
A new school chess program hopes to develop love of the game in a new generation.
Goodwill Festival brings fun, raises funds, awareness
The Peace, Love & Goodwill Festival at the Myriad Botanical Gardens this weekend promises fun for everyone while raising money and awareness for Goodwill Industries of Central Oklahoma and its mission.
OKG Shop: Eat, drink and be scary
Halloween is right around the corner – these local businesses will help you do it up right.
OKG Eat – Boil ’em, mash ’em, put ’em in a stew
WIth this week’s OKG Eat, we revel in the humble potato in all its glorious forms.
Urban Johnnie Bar & Grille, a concept from Johnnie’s Charcoal Broiler, is a more upscale blend of classic burgers with a variety of new items.
Urban Johnnie Bar & Grille, a concept from Johnnie’s Charcoal Broiler, is a more upscale blend of classic burgers with a variety of new items.
There’s a reason artists like Marvin Gaye and Curtis Mayfield and their legacies are as vital now as they were in their respective heydays.
There’s a reason artists like Marvin Gaye and Curtis Mayfield and their legacies are as vital now as they were in their respective heydays.
Virtuoso pianist Horacio Gutiérrez wants to get Romantic
The Oklahoma City Philharmonic welcomes back world-renowned pianist Horacio Gutiérrez for a concert showcasing two Romantic era masterworks.
Bar Wars: The force of drinks served for charity
Other Options OKC revs up for the cocktail-fueled fundraiser, Bar Wars at IAO Gallery.
Chicken-Fried News: Play ball, shut mouth
Blake Griffin believes the Earth was created, and he believes most Oklahomans think it was too.
Chicken-Fried News: Manic states of Coburn
Residents in D.C. are asking for statehood and voting rights, but Oklahoma Senator Tom Coburn thinks it’s a waste of time and would just be too much work.
Potato dishes across metro provide taste, comfort
Get your potato fix with this helpful list of restaurants
In the 1950s, big skies and big changes to the country’s technological landscape spurred an artistic movement that began in the coasts and settled in the Southwest.
In the 1950s, big skies and big changes to the country’s technological landscape spurred an artistic movement that began in the coasts and settled in the Southwest.
Planned update, additional location painted for Picasso Cafe
Picasso Cafe plans a menu update, a food truck and an additional location.
10th Annual Regatta Festival to make splash this weekend
The Oklahoma Regatta Festival hits its stride with a 10th anniversary bash.
Chicken-Fried News: Up in smoke?
According to research by NerdWallet.com, a lot of Oklahomans smoke weed and the state could be making $35 million from taxes if it was legalized and regulated.
Bowlsey’s improbable story — and its own eccentricity — has the local act riding high
“We all came out of some bad stuff,” said “The Reverend” Justin Hogan who, like most members of eclectic hip-hop outfit Bowlsey, eschews birth names for stage names.
Barber cuts celebrity athletes’ hair, strives to cure lupus
A local celebrity barber is raising awareness for lupus.
Chicken-Fried News: Recognizable dance
SkyDance Bridge is back to its old familiar image and is covered with a bunch of orange traffic cones again.
In many ways, Soko couldn’t have asked for a better introduction to the world than First Kiss, a short film featuring 20 total strangers asked to share a first kiss on camera.
In many ways, Soko couldn’t have asked for a better introduction to the world than First Kiss, a short film featuring 20 total strangers asked to share a first kiss on camera.
Cover story: Some OKC residents living farther off grid
No longer just a subculture lifestyle, aspects of off-the-grid living can be achieved even in an urban dwelling space.
In Frank Galati’s stage adaptation of John Steinbeck’s novel, we meet some of the most selfless and some of the most selfish people we’ll ever see.
In Frank Galati’s stage adaptation of John Steinbeck’s novel, we meet some of the most selfless and some of the most selfish people we’ll ever see.
Chicken-Fried News: Pucker up, Oklahoma
Oklahomans talk about pickles too much on Twitter. No, really. Someone wrote a paper on social media food trends and now thinks we’re all obsessed with pickles.
Commentary: Wind energy bring opportunity for state
We need to look for sustainable ways to power our homes, businesses, schools and more in order to help keep Oklahoma on the fast track to a bright future.
Nonprofit wants you to recycle trash by making it art
OKC Beautiful is taking submissions for its fourth annual Art in Recycled Trash (A.R.T.) Show until October 31.
Letters to the Editor: Oct. 1, 2014
Oklahoma should be ashamed.
Nuggets Food Briefs: The Avanti sees big changes, more to come
The Avanti Bar & Grill flourishes under new ownership.
