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Food & Drink
Homegrown
The new menu at Milo inside the Ellison Hotel brings together historic and contemporary flavors for a new, but classic Oklahoma cuisine.
Food & Drink Food Features
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Wednesday, May 18
Arts & Culture
Citizen Spotlight: Pet Food Pantry of Oklahoma City
Candace Beaty and the team at the Pet Pantry of Oklahoma City ensure every pet has a meal.
Arts & Culture Community & Lifestyle
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Wednesday, May 18
News
The plot is thickening faster than Low-Country Queso in the Swadley’s Foggy Bottom Kitchen saga.
News Chicken-Fried News
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Wednesday, May 18
News
Born to be Blue
OKC’s historic Blue Note Lounge readies a fresh start in a rapidly changing city.
News Metro
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Wednesday, May 18
Music
Soundcheck: Cliffdiver - Exercise Your Demons
The trending Tulsa emo band copes with mental illness through raw lyrics, surreal humor, and lots of saxophone on its debut full-length.
Music Music Reviews
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Wednesday, May 18
Food & Drink
Hamburger Season
Whether single or stacked with patties, caramelized or char-broiled, crowned with crazy toppings or simply a slice of cheese, the hamburger in its endless variations stands the test of time to remain a steadfast American favorite.
Food & Drink Gazedibles
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Wednesday, May 18
Music
Climbing and comfortable
Caroline joins the Zac Brown Band on their latest tour, Out In the Middle, coming to the Paycom Center May 20.
Music Music Features
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Sunday, May 15
Arts & Culture
Buyer’s market
The Farmers Market at Scissortail Park is back with over 40 local vendors offering locally-produced wares.
Arts & Culture Community & Lifestyle
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Wednesday, May 4
Arts & Culture
LIke fine wine
A group of Oklahoma seniors has been honing their skills — or at least re-sharpening them — in anticipation of this year’s Oklahoma Senior Follies.
Arts & Culture Arts
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Wednesday, May 4
Food & Drink
Holiday heat
One doesn’t need Cinco de Mayo as an excuse to enjoy delicious tacos, burritos or nachos, but we can’t say it doesn’t help.
Food & Drink Gazedibles
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Wednesday, May 4
News
What would Jesus do? Apparently fire the professional who invited a gay speaker to a class at a university using his name.
News Chicken-Fried News
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Wednesday, May 4
Arts & Culture
Scissortail lower park
30 acres is under construction at Scissortail Park with the latest expansion set to open late summer.
Arts & Culture Community & Lifestyle
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Wednesday, May 4
Arts & Culture
Sparking creativity
Multidisciplinary art collective SPARK! Creative Lab explores belongingness through a radically collaborative new performance piece with Oklahoma Contemporary.
Arts & Culture Arts
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Wednesday, May 4
Food & Drink
Toast away
Here are four crisp and flavorful light wines perfect for toasting this mother’s day.
Food & Drink Food Reviews
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Wednesday, May 4
Arts & Culture
Made from the market
What to make with all those goodies you found at the Farmers Market at Scissortail Park? We have an idea.
Arts & Culture Community & Lifestyle
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Wednesday, May 4
Music
Doing the work
LeAnn Rimes was winning awards for her music before she was legally allowed to drive and spoke with Oklahoma Gazette in advance of her free Scissortail Park performance this month.
Music Music Features
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Wednesday, May 4
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Chayce Beckham @ Beer City Music Hall
