Tell A Tale of Cotton by Robert Filos blue jeans growing in October fields the Georgia sky singing the blues red dirt roads pave sights with color as turkeys...

Running a small business is hard, and an important OKC enterprise announced Monday it will be shutting down, much to the dismay of many,...

In our latest episode of "The Internet is the worst thing/best thing," my Facebook feed shows a trending topic about the Chilean Navy releasing video...

Oklahoma City needs an independent art-house theater, because the top-10 films of 2016 deserve an audience but might not find a venue in which to play here. In...

The Blue God by Joan McNerney The blue god of war is so strong he can twist trees with the tip of his tongue. You better not defy him scream at...

ILE-IFE, Nigeria — So, it's a new year and wishes have flown around. We must have had our resolutions set already, too? Well, good....

Father Time makes a change This would be a good week for a post about focusing on the positives in life or creating positive things for...

Greetings. This month's photo essay is a year-ender. The collection features a dozen pictures to represent just one snapshot from each month of 2016. There's no...

A Slap on Revolution by Nelson Vincent Ayomitunde When we raise our hands in resilience We are battered down in disdain When we raise our eyes against decadence We...

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