“I look at these shows as a way for us all to put matters out of our minds that day — including myself — and give ourselves over to the music,” he said.
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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.
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Black Chamber of Commerce fosters long-term community and business growth
Black Chamber of Commerce Metro Oklahoma City helps local black entrepreneurs accomplish their goals.
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Minority artists discuss the importance of art and education
Miillie Mesh, Deanne Brodie-Mends, Jabee, Ebony Iman Dallas, Don Eisenberg and W. Jerome Stevenson discuss the culture of the metro’s arts scene.
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Food Briefs: Spelling Bee(r), Leaf & Bean, Caffeine Crawl and more
Oklahoma City Midtown Rotary Club’s Spelling Bee(r) returns, Paul Zimmerman buys majority share of Leaf & Bean and Caffeine Crawl returns to the metro.
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Cover Story: Urban farmers cultivate community and a connection to the land
“We have a hunger inside of us to be connected to the natural world,” she said. “No matter how happy you might be at an office job, you still have that need.”
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Metropolitan Library System branches are high-tech community learning hubs
“We talk about reading being at the heart of what we do, but learning is really at the heart of what we do,” Rogers said.
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Gazedibles: Surprise! It’s local!
A strong aesthetic style and a sharp employee uniform also go a long way to making a local spot’s ambience feel rooted and more established.
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“We’re looking for energy; we’re looking for ideas,” Green said.
“We’re looking for energy; we’re looking for ideas,” Green said.
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But pressure is how diamonds are made, and the beer-loving brewers know they’re canning some gems.
But pressure is how diamonds are made, and the beer-loving brewers know they’re canning some gems.