Candidates in upcoming local elections encourage everyone to vote and listen to constituents’ concerns.
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Fitness festival Sweatstock moves to a new location for its third year
This year’s Sweatstock moves to Midtown near The Bleu Garten from its Classen Curve location last year.
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“We know our guests, we listen to them and we think they’ll be really pleased with this transition,” said founder and CEO Hal Smith.
“We know our guests, we listen to them and we think they’ll be really pleased with this transition,” said founder and CEO Hal Smith.
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Cover Story: The brunch bible: Your guide to metro brunch
Our ancestors figured out a simple equation: breakfast + lunch + a little booze = brunch.
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Classen’s North Highland Parked is expected to complete the Strong Neighborhoods Initiative program next year.
Classen’s North Highland Parked is expected to complete the Strong Neighborhoods Initiative program next year.
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Cover Story: Professional cycling race morphs into mammoth three-day, family-friendly festival
“Not only are we attracting local and regional teams, but we will attract the best riders in the nation,” said Chad Hodges, OKC Pro-Am Classic founder and race director. “They want to be here.”
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51st Street Speakeasy remains open with eyes on future
Three bar employees step in to guide 51st Street Speakeasy with a renewed focus on community.
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Local restaurant open for decades closes doors
Boulevard Cafeteria closed last week after 60 years of serving customers in Midtown.
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Warning: This event roundup oozes with frightful Halloween fun
If you’re 18 and over and have a penchant for fishnets but aren’t really into aliens from the planet Transsexual, Adèle Wolf’s Burlesque & Variety Show Halloween Spectacular at Oklahoma Contemporary, 3000 General Pershing Blvd., is just the ticket.
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Midtown joins downtown OKC
Midtown is now officially part of the downtown OKC family, but some business owners are not happy about it.