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Best of OKC 2016: Places
By Greg Elwell, Ben Luschen, Laura Eastes, Candice Macis, Jennifer Chancellor and Brittany Pickering Photos Gazette staff, file and provided Best Place to Volunteer Central Oklahoma Humane Society 7500 N. Western Ave. Time is valuable, but the best way to donate it is by helping furry friends. Central Oklahoma Humane Society saves homeless cats and […]
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Best of OKC 2016: People
By Greg Elwell, Ben Luschen, Laura Eastes, Candice Macis, Jennifer Chancellor and Brittany Pickering Photos Gazette staff, file and provided Best Radio Personality or Team Joey and Heather at KYIS KISS 98.9 Last December, Joey Combs and Heather Potter moved their lively and amusing morning show from WiLD 104.9 KKWD-FM to 98.9 KISS-FM. Each weekday […]
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Best of OKC 2016: Food & Drink
By Greg Elwell, Ben Luschen, Laura Eastes, Candice Macis, Jennifer Chancellor and Brittany Pickering Photos Gazette staff, file and provided Best Coffee or Tea House Cuppies & Joe 727 NW 23rd St. A coffee shop is more than just a place to get hot java. It’s a meeting place and a studying spot. It’s where […]
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The metro’s original, longest-running and only all-local reader’s poll wraps another successful year!
The metro’s original, longest-running and only all-local reader’s poll wraps another successful year!
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Cover Teaser: Best of OKC 2016 results!
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“Today is a Dust Bowl of a different sort,” Chuck D said. “You have a political climate that’s akin to a Dust Bowl, and it’s swirling in the minds of confused Americans.”
“Today is a Dust Bowl of a different sort,” Chuck D said. “You have a political climate that’s akin to a Dust Bowl, and it’s swirling in the minds of confused Americans.”
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Letters to the Editor: July 27, 2016
I suspect this is just the beginning of the middle class getting a taste of what the poor have endured for a while.
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“We’re working on our butterbeer recipe, and since our shop used to be a house with a backyard, we’re working on hosting some Quidditch there.”
“We’re working on our butterbeer recipe, and since our shop used to be a house with a backyard, we’re working on hosting some Quidditch there.”