As April showers begin to fade, the pull of patio season settles in with sunny days and cool breezes. That at-home attempt at an omelet turned scrambled eggs does not quite cut it when Oklahoma City is full of enough delicious brunch options to fill the week. With Mother’s Day around the corner, it is […]
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Welcome to Iberia, Oklahoma
Any respectable speakeasy should be discreet, with an entrance hidden in plain sight, preferably around a corner. Such is the case on an otherwise unassuming block of Harvey Ave. on the northeast edge of Midtown. Tucked in between a bakery and a law firm, both good neighbors to have by the way, Later Bye has […]
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Invest in Oklahoma Act: Public Funds and Private Profits
It’s been 50 years since Oklahoma Gov. David Hall was indicted on charges of racketeering and extortion for conspiring to steer state employee retirement funds to a private investment firm in exchange for a payoff. Hall was convicted and served 19 months in federal prison, making him the only Oklahoma governor (three have been indicted) […]
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Wildcat concept sets sights on downtown OKC’s Main Street revival
A long-vacant Art Deco corner in downtown Oklahoma City could soon become home to an ambitious new dining and social hub. The Social Order has announced plans for Wildcat, an all-day restaurant, bar and gathering space slated to open in late 2027 at 434 W Main St., at the intersection of Main and Walker. The […]
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New Lake Hefner Golf Club clubhouse opens with lakefront views, dining
City leaders, including Mayor David Holt, cut the ribbon Friday on the new Lake Hefner Golf Club clubhouse during its grand opening weekend. The 18,000-square-foot, two-story facility overlooks Lake Hefner and the North Course, offering updated amenities for golfers and visitors alike — plus a new dining destination. The first floor features a golf shop, […]
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Harrah’s Opens in Chandler
The Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma is partnering with Caesar’s Entertainment to open the new Harrah’s Oklahoma Casino in Chandler, the first property in Oklahoma managed by Harrah’s. The opening date is April 9, and the currently existing Ioway Casino closed in March to make way for the new operation. Jake Keyes, Chairman of the Iowa […]
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MAPS 4 Clara Luper Civil Rights Center Plans Get Final Approval
Oklahoma City Council has approved final plans for the Clara Luper Civil Rights Center, a key project within MAPS 4 that will bring a new cultural and educational space to Northeast Oklahoma City. Backed by $17.2 million in MAPS 4 funding, the 17,694-square-foot facility will serve as both an interpretive center and community gathering space. […]
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Going Meatless
Whether you follow a fully plant-based diet or simply take part in the occasional Meatless Monday, Oklahoma City offers more veggie dining options than you might expect. Even lifelong meat eaters can find vegetarian dishes that rival their traditional counterparts. With Earth Day around the corner, it is the perfect time to consider adding an […]
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The Country Star From Oklahoma City
The first country artist to have two albums to go platinum on the same day was Oklahoma City’s own Bryan White. In 1994, after graduating from Putnam City West High School, White was signed to Asylum Records at age 20. While he charted six number one hits as a solo artist, his chart-topping duet with […]
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Illuminating Oklahoma City
Anthony McCall is a master in his craft, blurring the lines between cinema, sculpture and drawing. At Oklahoma Contemporary, that creativity takes physical form in “Solid Light,” an exhibit that allows visitors to not just observe but interact with his work. After your eyes have adjusted, step into McCall’s other worldly creation. Museum-goers are first […]