This mural will decorate the side of an apartment building in Midtown.
Bricktown
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Food Briefs: Whispering Pines Inn Restaurant, Iguana Mexican Grill, Ellis Island Coffee and Wine Lounge
Whispering Pines Inn Restaurant announces new chef, Iguana Mexican Grill temporarily relocates for remodel, Ellis Island Coffee and Wine Lounge opens in Edmond.
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First semipermanent parklet is installed in Bricktown
The parklet was recently moved to the north end of Mickey Mantle Avenue.
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Bricktown’s In the Raw sushi restaurant gets new name and look
In the Raw is now Dekora! and focuses on Japanese street food.
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Cover Story: Chicken-Fried News year in review and predictions for 2017
CFN looks back on 2016 and makes predictions about what Okies will get up to in 2017.
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Catch these glowing OKC metro events and light displays before they’re gone
These festive displays are located in Edmond, Yukon, Midwest City and Oklahoma City.
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“I did a pilot batch earlier this year in the spring, and people said they loved it,” Elkins said. “It takes longer than I’d like to get a new beer out, unfortunately.”
“I did a pilot batch earlier this year in the spring, and people said they loved it,” Elkins said. “It takes longer than I’d like to get a new beer out, unfortunately.”
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Subsonix resident DJ Dropshop finds success in the studio
The DJ’s song “Subsquad” is an anthem for the Subsonix team that holds frequent EDM events at OKC Farmers Public Market.
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Comedian Josh Gondelman’s attitude is nice, even when his jokes aren’t
“There’s always some kind of Star Wars deep burlesque show in an abandoned steel mill in those cities,” he said. “I often find … when you go to a place where you’re like ‘I don’t know about this,’ it has a cool underbelly of people who show up for the underground thing.”
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American Institute of Architecture praised diverse group of OKC buildings
A trio of judges from Denver evaluated projects submitted by the AIA Central Oklahoma chapter and declared the winners.