The rebirth of Manuel Perez Park has officially begun. Last week, city leaders hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for the 27-acre park, which will span several blocks east from S. Robinson Avenue along the Oklahoma River. “The community has been behind this to get this recognition but also to work with the city to get funding, […]
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Mall shook up
During the day, determined mall walkers march past The Liszt Nightclub + Lounge’s dark glass entryway. The smell of nearby Billy Sims Barbecue wafts from down the hall, and the cycled flow of several indoor fountains produces a soothing white noise inside The Shoppes at Northpark’s brightly lit corridors. But in the evening, a different […]
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Manuel Perez Jr., along with Oklahoma Medal of Honor recipients, is memorialized in riverfront park
Manuel Perez Jr., along with Oklahoma Medal of Honor recipients, is memorialized in riverfront park.
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Far Western shows Japan’s country music and bluegrass scenes at deadCenter Film Festival
The documentary screens 7 p.m. Saturday and 12:30 Sunday at Harkins Theatres Bricktown 16.
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Midwest City’s Warlord Games Con hopes to introduce new players to the tabletop gaming world
English company Warlord Games makes miniatures based on historic and fictitious battles and wars.
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Star Spangled Salute Air Show dazzles as Midwest City, Tinker Air Force Base celebrate 75-year coexistence
“Everything he did from the very beginning was to support Tinker and the military presence in Central Oklahoma,” she said.
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South Pacific closes Jewel Box Theatre’s 59th season
Angela Prock directs the play after making her community theater debut more than a decade ago in a Jewel Box production of the same show.
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Curators’ Corner at Oklahoma History Center is a hub for choice artifacts
The individual pieces often have interesting and visually compelling stories to tell.
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Neruda is a poetically crafted and surreal biopic
The Spanish-language film is Chilean director Pablo Larraín’s second biopic released in 2016.
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OKC’s iconic Church of Tomorrow and surrounding land for sale
Restoration Church at the Dome and the 31.8 acres it sits on are listed as development land at $8.2 million.