Oklahoma Gazette

Phillip Danner

Gusty fauna

Sep 29 - Oct 12, 2021

Vol. 43, No. 10

The women of Flora Bodega put their mouths and money behind expanding access to local food.

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Co-op Cornucopia

By Matt Dinger

Oct 1, 2021

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All who wander

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Arts

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Citizen Spotlight: Giving through gardening

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The rezolution will be televised

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Music Features

One man musical preservation society

Tulsa’s Matthew Wallace turned his passion for cataloging the past and present of Oklahoma music into the online, open-source OK Music Archives

By Brett Fieldcamp
Oct 6, 2021
Music Features

With dances and tears

Adriana Medina, an OKC-based mariachi violinist, explains the depth and meaning of the musical style.

By KM Bramlett
Oct 6, 2021
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Soundcheck: Neon Cathedral - Velvet

By Evan Jarvicks
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