Cover Story Teaser: Really, super duper scary tales of OKC!
’Tis the season for ooky, spooky treats and tricks for everyone, and this issue rounds up politicians (P. 11), local kid-friendly and adult events (P. 29), OKC Pride’s holiday block party (P. 31), Science Museum Oklahoma’s Not-so-Frightening Fun Night (P. 33), OKC Horror Fest (P. 44), a special screening of Halloween (P. 45) and a…
Alvin and the Chipmunks hit Cox Center for live show on Friday
Along with Bing Crosby and Brenda Lee, one other group signals the beginning of the Christmas season: The Chipmunks. Just in time for Christmas, the world’s most famous chipmunk trio stops in Oklahoma City for a wild ride, and tickets are now on sale. Alvin and the Chipmunks: Live on Stage! will hit cities nationwide…
County Jail Series: Leaders look to Texas for ways to improve criminal justice system
Editor’s note: This is the seventh and final installment of an ongoing series about Oklahoma County Jail, its development and history, ongoing structural issues and possible remedies. Visit okgazette.com for ongoing coverage and more of this story. Nearly anyone you ask who works in Oklahoma’s criminal justice system will tell you the state’s system needs have…
Roman emperors visit the metro in borrowed exhibit
Immortales: The Hall of Emperors of the Capitoline Museums, Rome is at Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art through Dec. 6.
The Paramount Building breathes new life into Film Row
Developers revamp an old Film Row building and add to the district’s sense of history, culture and community.
Open Streets OKC celebrates community and health on Sunday
Health professionals and organizations will offer healthy lifestyle tips, and people can try out a variety of classes and activities.
Documentary follows brave Pakistani education activist
He Named Me Malala examines the life of Malala Yousafzai.
New Maestro’s Ball supports music education
Funds raised at Maestro’s Ball benefit Oklahoma City Orchestra League and Oklahoma City Philharmonic’s education programs.
Chicken-Fried News: Horse sense
A drunk guy at the state fair just couldn’t stay away from a police horse.
Chicken-Fried News: Wicked Westboro
Westboro Baptist Church sets its sights on Broadway sweetheart Kristin Chenoweth.
Pagan Pride Day celebrated Saturday
Pagan Pride Day features entertainment and children’s activities at its annual cultural celebration.
OKC animation studio wins Telly Awards
Skyline Ink Animation Studios creates nationally renowned architectural renderings.
Scotch tasting raises money for children
Sample six rounds of Scotch whiskey in support of Rainbow Fleet’s childcare services.
OKG Eat: Delaphene’s city
In case you didn’t know, there are a lot of great restaurants in Del City.
Letters to the Editor: Oct. 14, 2015
Fungible facts Nate Batchelder’s, director of The Peace House, endorsement of the despicable practices of Planned Parenthood (PP) is nonsensical, specious statistics according to me, Tom Furlong, director of the Victory House (Opinion, Commentary, “The right to choose,” Sept. 30, Oklahoma Gazette). He doesn’t realize that dollars are fungible; any of my tax dollars directed…
Harding Fine Arts Academy reaches academic achievement pinnacle in unexpected ways
He said it is important for the school to push students in the arts to do well in their education because they need that academic rigor to do well in college.
Nuggets Food Briefs: Bourbon and Bacon, Hideaway opens in Yukon and more!
After years of suffering, the good people of Yukon finally have something to celebrate: Hideaway Pizza opened at 1701 Shedeck Parkway last week.
“I’m a bassist, but I study spreadsheets all day,” he said. “The other guys work on publicity, equipment, recording, engineering, all kinds of stuff.”
“I’m a bassist, but I study spreadsheets all day,” he said. “The other guys work on publicity, equipment, recording, engineering, all kinds of stuff.”
“I don’t want to be included in a show because I’m a woman. I want to be included in a show because I’m a badass.”
“I don’t want to be included in a show because I’m a woman. I want to be included in a show because I’m a badass.”
“That’s when I decided I’m better than this, I have more to offer,” he said.
“That’s when I decided I’m better than this, I have more to offer,” he said.
Chicken-Fried News: Restroom rights
Illinois resident Meggan Sommerville is in a legal battle with Hobby Lobby stores because they’re being jerks about a restroom.
Many lay out plans to improve teacher pay
Educators and lawmakers voice concerns and ideas to improve teacher pay in Oklahoma.
Keith and the Girl humiliate their producer in front of his mother
Hatch did such a good a job that he became the associate producer of KATG in July.
Chicken-Fried News: Consecrated copulation
A woman caught having sex in public claims she was consecrating “Indian land.”
Commentary: An open letter to David Boren
An education writer urges the state to raise teacher pay and help set students up for achievement.
Oklahoma man killed outside California bar
Friends and family of an Iranian American man killed in California are pleading for the court to try the case as a hate crime.
