Oklahoma Gazette
Vol. 40, No. 49
Chicken-Fried News: School’s out
By Gazette staff
Chicken-Fried News: Silkworm
City man
Oklahoma City Council unanimously votes to appoint finance director Craig Freeman as city manager.
By Nazarene Harris
Drawing MAPS
Behind the grand projects of Oklahoma City’s MAPS initiatives lies a simple process of submitting ideas.
Growing gear
Local businesses plant the seeds for marijuana cultivation.
By Matt Dinger
Cartoon: In the wrong class
By Ingvard Ashby
Commentary: Blissful ignorance
When addressing climate change, The Oklahoman editorial board chooses comfort and convenience over responsibility.
By George Lang
Gazedibles: Great 2018
By Jo Light
Shiny Scratch
Scratch in the Paseo Arts District serves up food all day but shines during dinner service.
By Malory Craft
Paseo possibilities
Rachel Cope’s 84 Hospitality Group is holding a contest to give away retail space in The Paseo Arts District.
Unique history
Castle Falls provides a connection to pre-Land Run Oklahoma and Oklahoma City’s lost downtown history.
By Jacob Threadgill
Toasty toasting
Warm drinks light a fire for holiday festivities.
The Sanctuary Barsilica
Drinks are the sacrament at The Sanctuary Barsilica, opening Friday.
Beyond borders
Neighbors Project, a large-scale photography exhibit in downtown Oklahoma City, explores the differences and similarities between Americans.
By Jeremy Martin
Hidden seams
Artist Jason Cytacki provides an alternative look at everyday life and objects in his Reruns exhibit at Mainsite Contemporary Art.
Night notes
Painted Sky Opera stages the first opera written specifically for television that tells a classic tale from a different perspective.
By Charles Martin
Holiday party
Christmas at The Elms closes out a year of art at Art at The Elms and provides perfect gifts for the holiday season.
By Daniel Bokemper
Seasonal shopping
This year’s first-ever Holly Jolly Shops aim to bring holiday shopping and festive family fun to Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark.
By Ian Jayne
Warmth needed
While Oklahoma City coat drives are in full force, nonprofit leaders say the need is still great.
Plum roles
Married Oklahoma City Ballet dancers Courtney Connor Jones and Sam Jones prepare for The Nutcracker.
Socks rocks
JD McPherson delivers an all-original Christmas album free of jingle bells and holiday cheese.
Dope hope
Jabee rallies Oklahoma City’s hip-hop community to support the state’s homeless population just in time for the holidays.
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