Oklahoma Gazette suggests 10 ways to welcome the new year.
We’re miles away from the hustle and bustle (and record-breaking crowds of revelers) of Times Square, but from food halls to runways, listening rooms and barcades, the Oklahoma City metro has the perfect spot for everyone to ring in 2020.
By Jeremy Martin, Brittany Pickering, Miguel Rios and Jacob Threadgill
Dec 23, 2019
Abandoned Oklahoma aims to show that though a building might be vacant, the memories associated with it aren’t lost.
Before Michael Schwarz could even fully process the orange flames jumping on the television screen, he jumped in his car and made his fastest-ever drive on a familiar trek down to Spencer where the historic Dunjee School — a place he had visited 20 to 30 times after getting involved with the group Abandoned Oklahoma — burned beyond recognition in 2012.
By Jeremy Martin, Miguel Rios and Jacob Threadgill
Dec 20, 2019
Oklahoma Gazette suggests 12 local holiday events to jingle your bells.
Happy holidays, dear readers! As our gift to you this year, rather than the traditional 11 pipers piping or 10 lords a-leaping (you hardly even used the eight maids a-milking we gave you last year) we decided to offer you and yours 12 holly-jolly happenings to tide you over till our New Year’s Guide.
A metro entrepreneur built an entire brand out of a desire to be more mindful about what products she brings into her home.
Relaxation doesn’t come easy in the modern world where billion-dollar companies are battling for screen time on smart phones designed to listen to every word we say (though companies deny it) and respond with targeted ads, news flashes and social media updates.
Max Weitzenhoffer’s journey from Norman to Broadway acclaim and back again is captured in a new book published by Full Circle Press.
When Michael Jackson died in 2009, Norman native Max Weitzenhoffer just so happened to be chairman of Nimax Theatres, which was presenting Thriller Live at its Apollo Theatre in central London.
Halloween provides an increase of historic and spooky haunted tours around Oklahoma City metro area.
From Edmond down to Norman, the metro area is full of opportunities to simultaneously get into the spooky holiday spirit and learn some history during various ghost tours.
