Seventeen months ago, Juliette Freese decided she didn’t want to die.
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Not everyone is a steak expert, but cooking up a sizzling sirloin or a fall-apart tender filet is a learned skill. So let’s learn.
Not everyone is a steak expert, but cooking up a sizzling sirloin or a fall-apart tender filet is a learned skill. So let’s learn.
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Cover Story: Generations of sold-out audiences still pack Winchester Drive-In
Lindy Shanbour loves people, his employees and the movie business. He gets to interact with all three every night through the summer as he runs Winchester Drive-In, 6930 S. Western Ave., a busy place in the midst of celebrating its 47th anniversary. Shanbour, who owns the Winchester, still cannot imagine dropping out of this type […]
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“It’s Van Hagar,” Hagar corrected himself, laughing.
“It’s Van Hagar,” Hagar corrected himself, laughing.
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Forty-four percent of the state’s black school-age children live in poverty, compared to 17 percent rate of white children, according to the National Center for Children in Poverty.
Forty-four percent of the state’s black school-age children live in poverty, compared to 17 percent rate of white children, according to the National Center for Children in Poverty.
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The imbalance in male-dominated club lineups isn’t exclusive to Oklahoma City, but last year, Kristy Boone got involved to help make a difference locally.
The imbalance in male-dominated club lineups isn’t exclusive to Oklahoma City, but last year, Kristy Boone got involved to help make a difference locally.
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Cover Story: After 50 years, Lyric Theatre is state’s premiere performance stage
Neither Stover nor Baron look back fondly on the state of the Plaza District when Lyric first considered the properties at 1727 and 1801 NW 16th St., but they like where it got them.
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Cover Story Teaser: After 50 years, Lyric Theatre is state’s premiere performance stage
Lyric Theatre is more than a building; it’s a key part of Oklahoma City’s art history and Plaza District’s continued growth. By Christian Wilson. P.37
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Cover story: What will OKC look like in 2040?
However, in many ways, 2015 is much more advanced than even Hollywood could have imagined.
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Cover story: Oklahoma pollution might be a Texas-sized problem
A tour of the Wichita Mountains used to include a stop on Mount Pinchot and a tour guide pointing out the granaries in Grandfield, nearly 35 miles away.