Friday, April 19, 2024

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OKC restaurants closing

Despite OKC restaurants closing, keep a positive palate

Surely our Okie palettes have developed beyond the need for sugar and salad dressing with every meal, right? I jest, of course. In reality, Oklahoma...
Gentner Drummond, Tim Gatz

Improper merging? Drummond gives Gatz a citation

Much like the Oklahoma Department of Transportation, Attorney General Gentner Drummond apparently cares about lanes. He cares so much that he issued a formal...
cockfighting

Cockfighting fight turns back time at Oklahoma Capitol

Feathers are flying in the Oklahoma Legislature again, and this time it's over an old topic — cockfighting — that has been born anew...
Everything Sad is Untrue

Everything Sad is Untrue: Growing up as an Iranian refugee in Edmond

A few years into his time at Edmond Public Schools, Daniel Khosrou Nayeri navigates the fifth-grade lunch hour without money in his account, selects...
ABLE Commission

Just the sip: ABLE Commission mixes a bitter beverage

Given their general behavior, past and present, I like to think the Oklahoma ABLE Commission offices look somewhat like the comic above: Dark, drab,...
lesbian bars

‘A place for us’: Oklahoma home to 3 of 21 lesbian bars in U.S.

TULSA — In many ways, the Yellow Brick Road Pub on 15th Street feels like any other dive bar. Lit with neon lights, the...

Hello, 2024: Cheers to another year of art imitating life

There's just something about endings and beginnings that evokes a wave of reflection. The final days of a calendar year have their own brand of...
Scott Sapulpa sues The Oklahoman defamation trial

‘Egregious’: In libel lawsuit, man wrongly identified by The Oklahoman seeks damages

(Editor's note: The following article about a civil defamation lawsuit contains references to a racial slur and to court documents that have been temporarily...
cut sales tax on groceries

Senate sends Stitt bill eliminating state share of sales tax on groceries

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt will get a tax cut he has pledged to sign, but not the one he most craved. The State Senate today...
Cherokee

The Cherokee story of preserving an endangered culture

In the early spring of 2018, former Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Joe Byrd found a seat on the airport shuttle headed to Tulsa International...

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