Events include an 8K, a 5K, green eggs and ham, celebrations with booze, performances by Oklahoma Scottish Pipes & Drums and live music.
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Parker Millsap reflects on an eventful year as he prepares for his headlining show at Sooner Theatre
Since the release of The Very Last Day in March 2016, the Purcell-born musician has made appearances on Conan and Austin City Limits.
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Artist Corazon Watkins’ exhibit at Norman’s The Depot encourages self-discovery
Essence of a Man runs through April 30.
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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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Ginna Dowling’s Inherent Language of Life employs glyphic language for artistic communication
The display is up through March 10 at Norman’s Mainsite Contemporary Art.
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Sen. James Lankford asserts nonprofit organizations are unfairly prevented from engaging in political activity
His Free Speech Fairness Act would allow nonprofit organizations to speak freely about politics and candidates.
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Food briefs: Kong’s in Midtown, Peter Piper Pizza and more
Royal renovations Midtown restaurant Gigglez Bar & Grill is gone. New owners James Vu, Vuong Nguyen and Shyon Keoppel are replacing it with Kong’s Tavern, 1016 N. Walker Ave. Customers can expect gourmet french fries, hot wings, nachos and street tacos with a blend of Asian and Latin American influences. Vu said more menu items […]
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Big 12 women’s basketball begins a four-year stay in Oklahoma City
The women’s tournament runs March 3-6 at Chesapeake Arena.
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Chicken-Fried News: Love letter
A man Gov. Mary Fallin recently appointed to the state Supreme Court might be ineligible.
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“When I write melodies, it’s very simple, something you could pluck out at the piano with one finger,” he said.
“When I write melodies, it’s very simple, something you could pluck out at the piano with one finger,” he said.