OKC lost a nostalgic link to a bygone past with the recent closing of Charcoal Oven. Motorists can kiss goodbye the kitschy neon sign that brightened...

Many years after the protests of the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s, we still regularly see instances of racism and prejudice alive in America. The horrific...

Emily Garman unfairly used Pets & People Humane Society as an example in her passionate opinion piece about pet rescue and adoption. The piece...

Mike Hall and Sam Hill of the New Black Wall Street Marketplace want to change how their neighbors in northeast Oklahoma City think about...

(Editor's Note: NonDoc agreed to publish Point/Counterpoint pieces on State Question 777 from two organizations, Oklahoma Farmers Care and Oklahomans for Food, Farm and Family....

Plus Syria in Poetry The Treaty by Katie Williams So you got locked up in the joint for smoking a joint and making a point, well that's just...

A Nepali Tale by James Coburn Tea pot whistles with steam sent flying in a sarangi hiss. An old gray shopkeeper's eyes take aim as dim as they be. His Nepali...

Imagine being part of an Oklahoma family living somewhere near the poverty level. Budgets are tight, vacations don't exist and feeding your loved ones...

Award-winning filmmaker Sterlin Harjo declared on Facebook this weekend that he would be willing to walk about 800 miles from Ponca City, Oklahoma, to Standing Rock,...

'Time to study' Over the course of my father's three decades teaching state history at the University of Oklahoma, he developed a stock joke — whenever OU lost its...