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House of ideas
SixTwelve is ramping up arts education with its First Friday concert series in the Paseo.
By Brett Fieldcamp
Tags: Music Features
Homecoming
After shuttering through the pandemic, The Blue Door has reopened its doors after undergoing a facelift but the venue’s signature charm — its intimate and songwriter-focused room — has remained intact.
By Collin Hudson
Tags: Music Features, Oklahoma City, The Blue Door, OKC music, OKC Entertainment
Fall Guide: Hey, Let's go ride!
Learn about your city on the seat of a bicycle.
By Daniel Bokemper
Tags: Fall Guide, bike, bike tours, ride okc, fall, fall guide, fall activities, things to do, okc, oklahoma city
PRESS RELEASE Oklahoma City’s Independence Day holiday schedule
By Brittany Pickering and press release
Tags: Metro, Oklahoma City, City of Oklahoma City, Fourth of July, Independence Day, city offices, trash, recycling, EMBARK, OKC Streetcar, OKC Animal Welfare, Household Hazardous Waste Facility, parks, senior centers, family aquatic centers, pools, Will Rogers Gardens, Martin Park, municipal court
PRESS RELEASE New proclamation issued in Oklahoma City’s COVID-19 response; addresses distancing, sanitizing requirements for new phase beginning May 1
By press release
Tags: Metro, City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City-County Health Department, OCCHD, COVID-19, coronavirus, proclamation, social distancing, sanitization, Oklahoma State Department of Health
PRESS RELEASE Deadline to clear your warrants at a reduced cost for overdue Oklahoma City tickets extended to Dec. 31
Tags: Metro, Oklahoma City, City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Municipal Court, COVID-19, coronavirus, Oklahoma Department of Public Safety
PRESS RELEASE EMBARK announces temporary transit service plan
Modified schedule starts April 5 to preserve access to essential services
Tags: Metro, transit, EMBARK, bus service, bus, bus schedule, Oklahoma City transit
Mayor David Holt announces modifications to proclamation of state of emergency
By Brittany Pickering
Tags: Metro, city of oklahoma city, Oklahoma City, bars, restaurants, closures, David Holt, COVID-19
Oklahoma City in state of emergency
Tags: Metro, Oklahoma City, state of emergency, David Holt, COVID-19, coronavirus
MAPS board
Oklahoma City Council established the MAPS 4 Citizens Advisory Board despite some concern about the name.
By Miguel Rios
Tags: Metro, News, city news, MAPS, MAPS news, City council, city council news, council news, JoBeth Hamon, David Holt, Mark Stonecipher, Todd Stone, James Cooper, Nikki Nice, Citizens Advisory Board, advisory board, MAPS advisory board, subcommittees, citizen, resident, citizenship, Oklahoma City, inclusion, inclusivity, Innovation District, Freedom Center, neighborhoods, connectivity, venues, community, MAPS 3, ADG, consultant, MAPS implementation
Food Issue: In good spirits
A Midtown retailer caters to both amateur and professional mixologists wanting to raise the bar with better ingredients and supplies.
By Charles Martin
Tags: Community & Lifestyle, OKG Shop, Barkeep Supply, Vault Ice, Winship’s Bitters, bartending, bartenders, mixologists, mixology, craft cocktails, cocktails, mixed drinks, Julia McLish, bar, demonstration bar, drinks, Josh Cockle, Old Fashioned, Daiquiri, Ludivine, spirits, atomizer, bar bible, cocktail recipes, The Bar Book, Jeffrey Morgenthaler, ice, Seth Stevenson, Whiskey Cake, Norman, Oklahoma City, mixology scene, restaurant, bar, hotel, chemistry, UV filters, water softening, flavors, taste, guaiacol
Final actions
Oklahoma City Council had its last meeting of 2019 on Dec. 17.
Tags: Metro, Oklahoma City Council, parks, Parks & Recreation, Oklahoma City Parks & Recreation, sales tax, Pete White, David Holt, busking, JoBeth Hamon, Bricktown Canal, Aubrey McDermid, street performers, Healthy Neighborhood Overlay, 73111, James Cooper, nondiscrimination protections, gender identity, gender expression, Equal Employment Opportunity, Allie Shinn, Freedom Oklahoma, Alyssa Bryant, David Greenwell, Chris York, Larry McAtee, James Greiner, Boathouse District, David Todd, MAPS, Metropolitan Area Projects
Improving health
One of the city’s most unhealthy ZIP codes could receive a Healthy Neighborhood Overlay zoning.
Tags: Metro, News, community news, Oklahoma City, 73111, health outcomes, healthy neighborhoods, healthy neighborhood overlay district, food insecurity, food security, zoning, food conservation and energy act, Nikki Nice, Geoffrey Butler, 18 year gap, life expectancy, small-box retail, small-box store, dollar stores, Planning Commission, Oklahoma City Council, city council, ordinance
Continuing Tales
OKC-based LGBTQ+ webseries Scandalous Tales returns for a second season.
By Jeremy Martin
Tags: Film, streaming, TV, webseries, Scandalous Tales, Oklahoma City, LGBTQ+, Alexandria Carr, YouTube, John LeVan, filming, Tomisha Riddle, Asa Laveaux, sensitive topics, religion
Park milestone
City and community leaders broke ground last week on a park honoring a local Mexican American war hero.
Tags: Metro, News, community news, Oklahoma City, Manuel Perez Jr., Manuel Perez Park, Perez Park, Donna Cervantes, Cruz Cardenas, David Holt, Doug Kupper, Parks & Recreation, park, community park, Scissortail Park, groundbreaking, World War II, Medal of Honor, Calle Dos Cinco, Historic Capitol Hill
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