ause of fine artists of the past — as well as thoughtful curating by museums and galleries today — neo Native American artists can create work often sought by collectors while helping define and build their own communities.
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Nuggets Food Briefs: Beers and cheers
Ever wanted to hear the story of Mustang Brewery from its humble beginnings to today? How about hearing it while you sample craft beers fresh from the brewery?
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If you long for Korean cuisine and shopping, OK Ko-Mart has both
This Korean market (with a restaurant in the back) has everything you need for creating authentic Asian fare.
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Ally Moore said she didn’t do anything that special.
Ally Moore said she didn’t do anything that special.
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11 artists on display at Christmas at the Elms
Dozens of framed and unframed works on paper from 11 artists will be on display and for purchase during the month of December at a Paseo Arts District gallery.
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Nuggets Food Briefs: Truckburger for breakfast, pecan harvests and more
How about some bacon and cheese slammed between two donuts?
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There is a lot going on downtown this month, from finding Segway Santa to the Boathouse District’s numerous activities, including a zip-line and a rock wall. All that fun can work up quite the appetite.
There is a lot going on downtown this month, from finding Segway Santa to the Boathouse District’s numerous activities, including a zip-line and a rock wall. All that fun can work up quite the appetite.
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There are days when cooking just isn’t in the cards.
There are days when cooking just isn’t in the cards.
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Businesses, leaders wrangle over net neutrality, access issues
Oklahoma City, which has also seen a boost in start ups over the past several years, has some of the slowest Internet speeds in the nation
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OKG35: Former manager remembers Tower Theatre
As multi-screen theater complexes grew in popularity and the population dwindled in urban OKC, Tower Theatre slowly declined until abruptly closing.