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After winning the battle against Stage IV ovarian cancer, Tarah Warren found a way to pay it forward to those still fighting.

Tags: Community & Lifestyle, Oklahoma Gazette, Citizen Spotlight, OKC Citizens, Tenaciously Teal

Tags: Best Of Intro & Extras, Oklahoma Gazette, Best of OKC, reader's poll, 36th year, food, drink, arts, culture, entertainment, life, wellness, goods, services, cannabis, covid

Gov. Kevin Stitt’s ongoing dispute with Oklahoma’s tribal nations continues to unfold without much support from his allies.

Tags: State, News, state news, Kevin Stitt, Matthew Morgan, tribes, Native American, tribal nations, tribal casinos, gaming compact, gaming compact dispute, Scott Meacham, William Norman Jr., Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association, Chuck Hoskin, Bill Anoatubby, Gary Batton, Cherokee Nation, Chickasaw Nation, Choctaw Nation, Perkins Cole, Citizen Potawatomi Nation, Muscogee (Creek) Nation, Quapaw Nation, Delaware Nation, Comanche Nation, Seminole Nation, Ponca Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, Otoe-Missouria Tribe, Timothy DeGiusti, Layn Phillips, Tulsa World, Model Tribal Gaming Compact, State-Tribal Gaming Act, Class III, tribal leaders, Five Civilized Tribes, Lisa Billy, Mike Hunter, Charles McCall, casinos, casino gaming, United for Oklahoma, Anadarko, Canton, Durant, tribal contributions, education, infrastructure, emergency services, law enforcement, hospitals, rural Oklahoma, Kyle Dean, Native American & Urban Studies

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An Oklahoma judge blocked a law that presents medical abortion as an option. But is this backed by science?

Tags: State, Big If True, Oklahoma Gazette, factchecking Oklahoma, factchecking, abortion, medical abortion, Oklahoma County Judge Don Andrews, temporary injunction, Assistant Solicitor General Bryan Cleveland, medication abortion, mifepristone, misoprostol, progesterone, pregnancy, Contraception, The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, abortion pill reversal, Dr. George Delgado, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, control group, Issues in Law and Medicine, American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology

Past editors look back on Oklahoma Gazette’s 40 years and reflect on its success.

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Historian Bob Blackburn reflects on Oklahoma City’s major changes throughout the past 40 years.

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A year after buying Oklahoma Gazette, its publisher reflects on its impact on his life and sees a bright future.

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Tags: Best Of Intro & Extras, Oklahoma Gazette, Best of OKC, reader's poll, 35th year, food, drink, arts, culture, entertainment, life, wellness, goods, services, cannabis

Nicole Emmons’ filmmaking incorporates several techniques to tell meaningful stories.

Tags: Film, Nicole Emmons, film, Columbia College Chicago, Factory Obscura, Little D Gallery, stop-motion graphics, California Institute of the Arts, CalArts, Robot Chicken, The Wing Eater, Herstory, Domesti City OK, Her Flag, Marilyn Artus, deadCenter Film Festival, Citizen Potawatomi Nation, Potawatomi Stories

Oklahoma Gazette explores seven of the best food challenges in the Oklahoma City metro.

Tags: Food Features, food challenges, Jacob Threadgill, Randy Santel, Robert McKinney, Food Challenge Bros., The Cow Calf-Hay, Papa Angelo’s Pizzaria, Super Tortas El Chavo, Jose Trejo, City Bites Group, Chris Wolford, The Miller Grill, Jason McCormack, VII Asian Bistro, David Nguyen, Deckle Smokehouse BBQ, Joe DiGiantomasso, Diana DiGiantomasso, Mutts Amazing Hot Dogs & Burgers, Omar Molina, Robert Ruehl, Joseph Derby, Michael Ward

Tags: Food Features, Jacob Threadgill, JImmy's Round-Up Cafe & Fried Pies, Jimmy Collins, Guy Fieri, Diners Drive-Ins and Dives, food, Video

Chicken-Fried News throws an entire year into the deep fryer and burns it to a crisp.

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