OKC
Art Festival Brings More Life to OKC
First Photo: Many admire Artists Tim Kenney’s work, as bright colors shine off the canvases. Second photo: Paintings and artwork aren’t the only pieces of fine art, audiences were found at... Read More →
Thunder Closes Out Season Against Memphis
The Oklahoma City Thunder have earned their way into the playoffs. After Wednesday’s night game against the Memphis Grizzlies, the Thunder closed out their regular season, 137-123. Paul George said... Read More →
Oklahoma Artists: Hidden Gems of the State
In Oklahoma there are cities with history. As time has gone by, many Oklahoma cities have formed their own unique, eclectic styles. Norman, with loud murals on sides of... Read More →
OK Democratic Exec. Director Fired
State Democrats are angry with chairman Mark Hammons, saying he sabotaged the party by firing the executive director a month before the state convention. “Mark Hammons just made a very... Read More →
Sports Preview: Thunder at Jazz
Following the loss to Golden State, Oklahoma City readies for an important division game against first place Utah. The Thunder have not played since their 121-100 loss to Golden State... Read More →
City bus expands evening hours
Night students will now have the option to take a bus home. Beginning Jan. 25 an Embark bus will run to and from the college until midnight. Central Oklahoma’s public... Read More →
In’N’Out: Come to Oklahoma
March 29, 2018 0 1089I am a Californian living in Oklahoma. I’ve lived in Oklahoma for almost six years now and I’m very happy here, but it isn’t Cali. Cali isn’t Oklahoma either. One... Read More →