“He’s going to fall in love with us,” Novey blurted. “He’s going to call and he’s going to want to fly us out to his ranch or wherever he lives.”
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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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Play ball
“The line I use and nobody has ever contested it is, ‘No city in America has come as far as fast as Oklahoma City,’” said Mayor Mick Cornett. “The ballpark was the beginning.”
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Oklahoma’s college students spend over $22 million more to learn what they didn’t master in high school
In Oklahoma, remediation costs $22.2 million annually in extra tuition, according to a Center for American Progress report.
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Gazedibles: Sliced bread
OKC is home to just about every kind of sandwich you can think crave.
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Enjoy spring with a view from Oklahoma City’s rooftop patios.
Enjoy spring with a view from Oklahoma City’s rooftop patios.
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Enrollment ends Monday for MetroFit Wellness Community OutReach classes
In two years, Metro Technology Center’s 12 to 15 weekly MetroFit Wellness Community OutReach classes, made possible in part by the Oklahoma City Community Foundation’s Wellness Initiative, have maxed out. “We offer multiple sessions of tai chi, Zumba, Get Fit, line dancing, kickboxing and yoga,” said Metro Tech wellness coordinator Valerie McMurray-Hopkins. Different classes can […]
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Tinker Air Force Base celebrates 75 years
Tinker employs more than 12,000 military personnel and over 15,000 civilian employees.
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Literary Voices welcomes best-selling author Lisa Scottoline as guest speaker
The annual dinner event is Tuesday at Oklahoma City Golf & Country Club.
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Carpenter Square Theatre presents Civil War drama The Whipping Man
The show draws parallels between Jewish and African slavery.