Oklahoma’s Kids Belong helps foster children tell their stories in their own words and connects them with forever families.
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Food Briefs: Holey Rollers to open in Paseo, Brew Better Workshop and more
Rolling in Another food truck finds a permanent home as Holey Rollers readies a brick-and-mortar doughnut shop in Paseo Arts District. Founder Andrea Koester said it should open this summer inside the Paseo Plunge building, 3008 Paseo St. “It’s a pretty small space, so it shouldn’t be a long build-out process,” she said. “We plan […]
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Cover Teaser: Find the perfect brunch for any occasion with Oklahoma Gazette’s guide
Find the perfect brunch for any occasion with Oklahoma Gazette‘s guide. P.19 Back by reader demand, Oklahoma Gazette’s brunch guide helps you find the perfect late-morning cocktail toast and meal. By Greg Elwell. Photos by Garett Fisbeck.
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Food Briefs: Beats & Bites, Right-A-Way returns, Zoo menu update
“With the perfect mix of some of my recipes and the Speakeasy, it is a delicious combination,” he said.
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Heard on Hurd makes its return to downtown Edmond on March 18
The gathering in downtown Edmond has become known for its food trucks, craft beer and live music.
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What do you call a dive bar that isn’t a dive bar? Co-owner Scott Pepper just calls it Lost Highway.
What do you call a dive bar that isn’t a dive bar? Co-owner Scott Pepper just calls it Lost Highway.
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Gin Thai Fusion’s focus on regional cuisine brings new flavors to Edmond
Some dishes have momentum, something that drives you to take another bite. Gin rama is a perfect example.
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Food Briefs: Hideaway Pizza Radio, Eats on 8th & Harvey, Cowboy Chicken and more
Hideaway Pizza launches a radio station; Eats on 8th & Harvey returns; Cowboy Chicken, Tropical Smoothie Cafe, Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop, Schlotzsky’s and Potbelly Sandwich Shop locations open; and more
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Cover Story: HOT HEADS! Local tastebuds yearn for burn
There is such a thing as “too hot,” but that doesn’t stop metro residents from seeking out the city’s spiciest dishes. After showing off his fish tanks, greenhouses and the rows where vegetables will soon begin breaking through the ground, Russell Cox reopened his tiny general store near the gated entrance of Tilapia Garden Farms. […]
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Embark Rideshare provides metro workers with commuting options
The new program provides vehicles for carpools or vanpools for a monthly fee and saves users money.