Archives

SixTwelve is ramping up arts education with its First Friday concert series in the Paseo.

Tags: Music Features

Tags: Chicken-Fried News, oklahoma gazette, chicken fried news, Oklahoma County Clerk, David Hooten, News

After shuttering through the pandemic, The Blue Door has reopened its doors after undergoing a facelift but the venue’s signature charm — its intimate and songwriter-focused room — has remained intact.

Tags: Music Features, Oklahoma City, The Blue Door, OKC music, OKC Entertainment

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

Learn about your city on the seat of a bicycle.

Tags: Fall Guide, bike, bike tours, ride okc, fall, fall guide, fall activities, things to do, okc, oklahoma city

Tags: Metro, Oklahoma City, City of Oklahoma City, Fourth of July, Independence Day, city offices, trash, recycling, EMBARK, OKC Streetcar, OKC Animal Welfare, Household Hazardous Waste Facility, parks, senior centers, family aquatic centers, pools, Will Rogers Gardens, Martin Park, municipal court

Curbside Chronicle Vendors to sell succulents and announce location of their flower shop set to open in August

Tags: Community & Lifestyle, The Curbside Chronicle, Homeless Alliance, Father's Day, Ranya O'Connor, DNA Galleries, The Plaza District, Wheeler District, Citizens Bank of Edmond, Curbside Flowers, The Great Idea Challenge, Oklahoma City Community Foundation

Tags: Metro, City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City-County Health Department, OCCHD, COVID-19, coronavirus, proclamation, social distancing, sanitization, Oklahoma State Department of Health

Tags: Metro, Oklahoma City, City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Municipal Court, COVID-19, coronavirus, Oklahoma Department of Public Safety

Tags: Metro, city of oklahoma city, Oklahoma City, bars, restaurants, closures, David Holt, COVID-19

Tags: Metro, Oklahoma City, state of emergency, David Holt, COVID-19, coronavirus

A bill that would ban conversion therapy for minors passed out of committee this year after not receiving a hearing last session.

Tags: State, News, State news, Legislative session, Legislature, legislation, Capitol news, Oklahoma Capitol, state capitol, Jason Dunnington, Allie Shinn, conversion therapy, Youth Mental Health Protection Act, House Bill 3872, House of Representatives, Freedom Oklahoma, LGBTQ, LGBTQ+, gay rights, youth protection, lobbying, advocacy, Chelsey Branham, Kelly Albright

Oklahoma City Council approves resolutions, Oklahoma County jail trust moves forward with a jail transition and residents lobby at the Capitol.

Tags: Metro, News, news briefs, briefs, city council, Oklahoma City Council, Oklahoma County jail, Oklahoma County jail trust, jail trust, Central Oklahoma Transportation & Parking Authority, Jason Ferbrache, Streetcar, JoBeth Hamon, Nikki Nice, One Red Oak, Marcus Garvey Leadership Academy, Harmony School Apartments, Myriad Botanical Gardens Crystal Bridge, Crystal Bridge, Myriad Gardens, Greg Williams, Department of Corrections, Michele Minietta, Don Givens, William Monday, Oklahoma Capitol, capitol, Freedom Oklahoma, Together Oklahoma, State Question 802, Medicaid expansion, Emily Virgin

Many liquor stores were open for the first time this past Sunday after seven counties across the state voted to approve Sunday liquor sales.

Tags: State, News, county news, liquor laws, liquor law, alcohol law, Oklahoma County, liquor, liquor stores, alcohol, Alcoholmanac, State Question 792, Retail Liquor Association of Oklahoma, Bryan Kerr, House Bill 2325, customer, consumer, convenience, Lisette Barnes, Oklahoma Beer Alliance, Moore Liquor, Tulsa County, Cleveland County, Muskogee County, Creek County, Kingfisher County, Washington County