Monday 20 May
OKG Newsletter
Shawn Lealos
A good Egg
A familiar voice in local radio returns to the airwaves, in a departure from corporate radio.
News
Shawn Lealos
A familiar voice in local radio has returned to the airwaves: Greg ”The Eggman” Moore is back with Eggman in the Morning on KZLS, 99.7 FM.
Reindeer games
The fourth annual Reindeer Run will benefit NorthCare programs for children.
Sports
Shawn Lealos
Northcare Reindeer Run
9:30 a.m. Saturday
NorthCare, 4436 N.W. 50th
northcare.com
858-2831
$20
Fight club
An OKC petroleum engineer battles his way through the UFC.
Sports
Shawn Lealos
James Head wears many hats. By day, the guy is a petroleum engineer for Chesapeake Energy, managing a handful of drilling rigs in western Oklahoma. It can be grueling work, but that’s not the half of it.
Top nights
Are those special nights worth the splurge?
Food and Drink Features
Shawn Lealos
Some people order drinks based on quality, no matter the price. It happens often at Riverwind Casino in Norman, where top-shelf alcohol includes Patron Platinum and Johnny Walker Blue.
Gourmet grinds
Forget that stuff in the foam cup. Opt for gourmet coffee instead.
Food and Drink Features
Shawn Lealos
When most people think about drinking coffee, a hot cup straight out of the pot comes to mind. It’s a pick-me-up to get the day started right, but it is an acquired taste. For people who generally dislike the taste, there is an alternative in the form of gourmet coffee.
Celebrity seal
Famous names get in on the alcohol business with branded beer, liquor and more.
Food and Drink Features
Shawn Lealos
When most people head into a liquor store, they know exactly what they want. But there are times when they may notice something different. It might be a stand-up cutout of Snoop Dogg or a picture on the wall of Ludacris — it’s the sight of a familiar face that piques an interest.
Game on
Off-season is over! Do you know where you’ll be drinking yet?
Food and Drink Features
Shawn Lealos
The people begin arriving in Norman as soon as the sun begins to rise. They park their vehicles and set up their grills as the tailgating begins. Soon, the campus is full of fans, young and old. By the time the Oklahoma Sooners take the field, more than 90,000 people are on campus, ready to cheer their team on to victory.
