Cover Story Teaser: Plaza District hits its pinnacle with Saturday’s fest
In 2007, Amanda and Dylan Bradway were among the second wave of pioneers to own property in Plaza District. In those days, the neighborhood’s Plaza District Festival was “very grassroots” and she remembers the eclectic and sometimes seemingly incongruous artists and entertainers featured. Organizers expect around 30,000 guests at this year’s Plaza District Festival, which…
On this tour, the classic rock group’s itinerary skips Oklahoma City (historically a band stronghold), so a road trip to Austin, Dallas or Houston is likely in order for fans who want to see David Lee Roth with Eddie, Alex and Wolfgang Van Halen.
On this tour, the classic rock group’s itinerary skips Oklahoma City (historically a band stronghold), so a road trip to Austin, Dallas or Houston is likely in order for fans who want to see David Lee Roth with Eddie, Alex and Wolfgang Van Halen.
Integris opens clinic in Plaza Mayor at the Crossroads
Staff members at new clinic are bilingual in Spanish and English.
What’s fancier than being fancy? Is it Iggy Azalea wearing a top hat and a monocle, riding an old-timey bicycle while reading Harper’s Bazaar? Yes.
What’s fancier than being fancy? Is it Iggy Azalea wearing a top hat and a monocle, riding an old-timey bicycle while reading Harper’s Bazaar? Yes.
Survivors of the Oklahoma City bombing have recovered better than expected
Tucker started her research in 1996, and with 19 years of data, it represents the longest running study of post-traumatic stress ever.
Officials strive to make municipal court system more humane as construction begins on new building
Over the last several decades, it became obvious that the load on the courts would require a new facility.
Youth Council of OKC earns an up-close education about city government
Students shadow particular commissions and committees to give them greater insight into the complexities of city government.
Former gas station fills OKC’s “comfort kitsch” niche
As the early afternoon crowd at The Pump Bar, 2425 N. Walker Ave., grows into a boisterous mob of hedonists each night, the McDermids are behind the scenes (and behind the bar), keeping the order necessary to make everything feel like anarchy.
OCU’s nationally recognized theater program now resides in the basement, second and third floors of Gold Star Memorial Building.
OCU’s nationally recognized theater program now resides in the basement, second and third floors of Gold Star Memorial Building.
Oklahoma’s budget woes are blamed on fossil fuel job loss. A culprit, though, is four years of income tax reductions by the governor and legislature.
Oklahoma’s budget woes are blamed on fossil fuel job loss. A culprit, though, is four years of income tax reductions by the governor and legislature.
Chicken-Fried News: Dome love
The new owner of the Gold Dome might be looking to bring a grocery store to the historic building.
Many people swear by Lola’s, and our readers wondered why we haven’t mentioned it in awhile.
Many people swear by Lola’s, and our readers wondered why we haven’t mentioned it in awhile.
Down Syndrome Festival and 5K slated to raise funds, awareness
What started as a small group of buddies gathering for Buddy Walk 20 years ago now draws thousands.
Teachers look to donors for help with school supplies
Donors and the district step up to provide school supplies for those who cannot buy them.
Local artist paints her way into the skateboard subculture
Regional artist designs skateboard decks for use and display.
Commentary: A green light for public transit
This policy currently forces the speed of buses — and potentially the streetcar and future BRT vehicles — to be dictated by automobile movement.
Cover Story: WestFest launches inaugural street party Saturday
“It is great to be able to play for people that are building a cultural scene.”
Bill aims to prevent tribes from pursuing marijuana commerce, despite recent federal moves that could allow otherwise
“The fear is the erosion of [autonomy],” said Daniels. “Everyone is concerned about that.”
Wendy Davis to speak Saturday at Planned Parenthood event
The event, a staple for supporters of Planned Parenthood, returns Saturday to the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, 1700 NE 63rd St., for an art sale, silent auction, dinner and live entertainment.
Chicken-Fried News: License to thrive
A 12-year-old boy was driving without a license because the 44-year-old passenger was too drunk to drive herself.
County Jail Series: A 2009 agreement showed jail lacked proper staffing, space, security, health care and more
Lack of appropriate holding space, natural lighting, recreational areas and staffing require additional funding to remedy, which would likely require an additional sales tax vote. Whetsel said that also means a new structure must be built.
Nuggets Food Briefs: Wine, Women & Shoes fundraiser, Heard on Hurd and Brunch Brawl
The Wine, Women & Shoes fundraiser for Impact Oklahoma returns, Heard on Hurd hopes to break attendance records and more.
Chicken-Fried News: Moore Schooled
Hackers locked down weeks of lesson plans “and other important documents” via malware.
Homes tour showcases history, architecture, neighborhood in Heritage Hills
Heritage Hills Associates Board holds its 49th annual Heritage Hills Historic Homes Tour Sept. 26-27. Seven historic homes, including Henry Overholser Mansion, 405 NW 15th St., were selected. Heritage Hills is nestled in central Oklahoma City, and the homes date back to the 1900s. About 2,000 visitors are expected to make the tours this year.…
Shel Wagner’s art will make you fall in love with the state.
Shel Wagner’s art will make you fall in love with the state.
Chicken-Fried News: Hot fuzz
Slow service at Speedy’s ends in bottle bash and jail time.
M. Night Shyamalan’s new film exceeds expectations and nightmares
Almost 20 years after his breakthrough movie, the writer, director and producer finds himself at the fore of classic horror.
Chicken-Fried News: Wesleyan out
Bartlesville university is no longer a member of the Council of Christian Colleges and Universities because member schools hired homosexuals.
Chicken-Fried News: Legal game
A former OSU basketball player is now suing the school..
Oklahoma City Repertory Theatre offers more than just entertainment with new season
Peter and the Starcatcher to start season off this month.
Expansion, improvements on display at Oklahoma State Fair Park
The Oklahoma State Fair draws visitors and dollars to the city. Now, it is poised to do more.
