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News

• Chicken-Fried News

  Chicken-Fried News: Moving forward

  By Gazette staff

  Mar 28, 2018

  
• Chicken-Fried News

  Chicken-Fried News: Lioness intrigue

  By Gazette staff

  Mar 28, 2018

  
• Chicken-Fried News

  Chicken-Fried News: In dependence

  By Gazette staff

  Mar 29, 2018

  
• Chicken-Fried News

  Chicken-Fried News: High-fives?

  By Gazette staff

  Apr 4, 2018

  
• Chicken-Fried News

  Chicken-Fried News: Board games

  By Gazette staff

  Apr 4, 2018

  
• Chicken-Fried News

  Chicken-Fried News: Passing probs

  By Gazette staff

  Apr 5, 2018

  
• Metro

  Fast track

  Oklahoma City prepares for its first streetcar service in decades.

  By Laura Eastes

  Mar 29, 2018

  
• Metro

  Addressing needs

  An OCU Law program follows national models to provide legal assistance to tenants facing eviction, thus reducing homelessness.

  By Laura Eastes

  Apr 6, 2018

  
• State

  Advocacy alert

  Oklahomans for Criminal Justice Reform push for realistic sentences, parole rates and treatments.

  By Laura Eastes

  Mar 30, 2018

  
• State

  Deep cut

  Lawmakers have their sights on Medicaid with proposals that could result in fewer low-income Oklahomans receiving benefits.

  By Laura Eastes

  Mar 28, 2018

  
• State

  Gaming decision

  Citizen Potawatomi Nation plans to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court following a decision by a federal appeals court.

  By Laura Eastes

  Apr 5, 2018

  
• Commentary

  Young voices

  Teenagers are some of the most rational participants in the gun debate.

  By Robin Meyers

  Mar 29, 2018

  
• Commentary

  Cartoon: Release the hounds

  By Jim Massara

  Apr 4, 2018

  
• Commentary

  All grown up

  Oklahoma Gazette launches a bright new version of okgazette.com.

  By George Lang

  Apr 4, 2018

  

Food & Drink

• Gazedibles

  Gazedibles: Fresh wheels

  By Jacob Threadgill

  Mar 29, 2018

  
• Food Reviews

  Shine on

  Aurora delivers locally sourced, chef-inspired breakfast and lunch options without breaking the bank.

  By Jacob Threadgill

  Mar 28, 2018

  
• Food Reviews

  Next Issue: This year’s restaurant week supports Allied Arts’ efforts to promote art and arts education

  By Gazette staff

  Mar 28, 2018

  
• Food Features

  Bunches of brunches

  Too late for breakfast but just shy of lunch, brunch beautifully splits the difference in the Oklahoma City food scene.

  By Jacob Threadgill

  Mar 30, 2018

  
• Food Features

  Footprint expansion

  Entering its fourth season, Foodie Foot Tours expands in OKC and into Tulsa.

  By Jacob Threadgill

  Mar 29, 2018

  

Arts & Culture

• Arts

  Motion pictures

  The film work of Thai artist Apichatpong Weerasethakul breaks new ground at OKCMOA.

  By Ben Luschen

  Mar 29, 2018

  
• Arts

  Reel wranglers

  Tulsa’s Circle Cinema welcomes sister theater Rodeo Cinema to Historic Stockyards City.

  By Ben Luschen

  Mar 30, 2018

  
• Arts

  Hidden identity

  Artist Ebony Iman Dallas reflects on her improbable reconnection with lost family in Through Abahay’s Eyes.

  By Ben Luschen

  Mar 28, 2018

  
• Community & Lifestyle

  Just walk

  Open Streets OKC speaks to the urban experience, highlighting active transportation.

  By Laura Eastes

  Mar 28, 2018

  

Music

• Music Features

  Pop life

  The Revolution memorializes Prince with a free outdoor show at Metro Music Fest.

  By Ben Luschen

  Mar 28, 2018

  
• Music Features

  Saving breath

  Reverend Horton Heat brings red-hot psychobilly to Tower Theatre.

  By Ben Luschen

  Mar 30, 2018