“You get the tattoo you deserve,” said Think Ink Tattoos owner Josh Crain. … Most of the time.
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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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Commentary: What rivalry?
Without uniting these cities on important issues, we might lose our ability to put our state on the map in a positive light.
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Commentary: The time is now
Through my public service at state and local levels and through my board service for Allied Arts and other arts entities, I have come to believe strongly in the following logic model: >> Oklahoma City is not a real city if it lacks arts and culture. >> Our arts and culture cannot exist without the […]
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10 important issues face city, state this legislative session
Keeping tabs on everything during a legislative session is a difficult task, even for lawmakers at our state capitol.
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Oklahoma is host to the world’s largest outdoor Furry convention, Oklacon, this weekend.
Oklahoma is host to the world’s largest outdoor Furry convention, Oklacon, this weekend.
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Cover story: Your guide to state fair quirk
For many, the Oklahoma State Fair is a judgment-free zone.
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Bees make life sweet
Local beekeepers make all of our lives a little bit sweeter. How do they do it?
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Adding culture
Photo: Mark Hancock At the end of last year, Jonathan Fowler, vice president of operations at Fowler Holding Co. Inc., got the project green-lighted. Since then, Fowler VW has licensed 28 songs through 28 different musicians, and it’s working with 32 other interested artists to create an even more comprehensive database. “It’s not even so […]
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Bright history, vibrant future
“Everything you would expect to see will be there,” said Shoshana Wasserman, director of communications and cultural tourism for the Native American Cultural and Educational Authority (NACEA). “The last three or four years has been about the funding and not the cultural experience people will have. This (museum) will change the minds of people from […]