Cover Story Teaser: Go West(ern)! WestFest kicks off Saturday
When Brian Haas was approached about headlining WestFest with his band, Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, he knew it was the ideal spot to roll out a two-month tour. “During the first conversation, they made me want to do it because they are fans and they care about the music,” Haas said of event organizers. WestFest…
A good match often comes from chemistry, compatibility and good communication, but it also comes when you’re prepared for it.
A good match often comes from chemistry, compatibility and good communication, but it also comes when you’re prepared for it.
Oklahoma-born author releases debut novel through HarperCollins Publishers
Author Melissa DeCarlo has penned an engaging debut novel full of charm and colorful Southern characters.
Groovefest planners revamped this year’s music lineup to better represent everyone.
Groovefest planners revamped this year’s music lineup to better represent everyone.
Oklahoma City University Theatre launches season
OCU’s selection of plays are performed with pros and students.
MAPS 3 projects are well underway
Work continues on a senior wellness center and a public park in Oklahoma City, both MAPS 3 projects.
Cyntha Brown’s art is a prayer she sends out into the world.
Cyntha Brown’s art is a prayer she sends out into the world.
OKG Eat: fall favorites
Metro eateries provide the filling fare you need to pretend autumn isn’t still weeks away.
Many Stephen King books have become hit films, but an Oklahoma author’s new book reveals there are many more you might not know exist.
Many Stephen King books have become hit films, but an Oklahoma author’s new book reveals there are many more you might not know exist.
Chicken-Fried News: Holy fire
An Oklahoma City pastor fired a shot at a church intruder who fled the scene and hid in someone’s backyard.
Supporting students financially is the goal of Metro Tech Foundation’s first Golf Tournament.
Supporting students financially is the goal of Metro Tech Foundation’s first Golf Tournament.
Chicken-Fried News: Russell Bestbrook
Last week, fashion-conscious Thunder star Russell Westbrook sang on stage with Taylor Swift and still had time to get married.
Oklahoma State Fair offers up new food
This year’s Oklahoma State Fair promises a smorgasbord of bacon-wrapped savories and deep-fried sweets.
Blue Water Highway Band cruises into OKC for a formal lesson in Americana showmanship
The band brings its oeuvre to the Wormy Dog Friday.
Fundraiser to benefit those afflicted with eating disorders
Oklahoma Eating Disorders Association presents Conversations of Hope on Friday.
Mesta Festa returns to Mesta Park this Saturday
Mesta Festa, a decades-long tradition, raises money for improvements in the Mesta Park neighborhood.
James watched the entertainment genre’s popularity wax and wane over the years, but at age 53, he has indeed made a career of it.
James watched the entertainment genre’s popularity wax and wane over the years, but at age 53, he has indeed made a career of it.
Get excited about bok choy at Szechuan Bistro
Szechuan Bistro offers a wide array of specialty dishes as well as Chinese classics.
Commentary: Headlines matter
Ask a mother whose child was sickened by air and water contamination if the problem is “widespread.”
Chicken-Fried News: You’re hired
It takes a lot of creative thinking and more than just showing up to get a job these days.
Local organizations help adults learn to read
Volunteers and employees of local literacy organizations band together to put an end to adult illiteracy.
Nuggets Food News: Hatch opens soon, Cafe Plaid sets opening
The team behind Broadway 10 Bar & Chophouse and Sidecar Barley & Wine Bar is planning its newest restaurant in a neighborhood it knows well.
Prescription painkiller epidemic on the rise in Oklahoma
Deaths due to the prescription painkiller epidemic in the state spark a rally at the state capitol and a call to action.
Former Congressman J.C. Watts speaks Friday at national conference
He has a long history of breaking stereotypes, so he supports women in politics who are finding their way in an environment where women might be considered ineffective.
Letters to the Editor: September 9, 2015
Prenatal perplexity I read your Aug. 26 commentary piece on Planned Parenthood. I feel like everyone is missing a crucial portion of the work this organization does. The same low-income patients seen for these other issues go back to Planned Parenthood when they are pregnant for prenatal care in far greater numbers than those who…
Chicken-Fried News: Strip shake-up
A local strip club won’t let little things like citations or being shut down in one location stop the party for good.
Artist interprets familiar scenes from Oklahoma skies, reaches new audience
A collection of cloudscapes is on display at Myriad Botanical Gardens.
Jonathan Tyler Smokes out Grady’s 66 Pub
The guitarist brings his Southern-style music to Yukon on Thursday.
12×12 fundraiser, art exhibit celebrates biggest event yet
Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC) expanded the annual fundraiser due to its popularity.
Chicken-Fried News: Accio learning
A metro teacher is using the magical world of Harry Potter to spark creativity in her students.
City shares ways for residents to “Get Connected”
Social media and old-fashioned pavement-pounding work to bring residents closer than ever.
