Restaurant Reviews
Jenny Coon Peterson
In the works for years now, West has opened its doors with a diverse menu and wine list in a contemporary setting.

Food and Drink Features
Greg Horton
City wine professionals give us their best prognostication for trends in the new year.

Music
Emily Hopkins
Performing pieces by such musical masters as Schoenberg and Strauss, the Brightmusic Society of Oklahoma hosts its third free program of the season, “Sounds from Vienna,” at different venues on Monday and Tuesday.

Bite Size
Carol Smaglinski
Chefs and good cooks alike competed recently during the annual Oklahoma City Home & Garden Show. The statewide cooking event drew a nice crowd and was sponsored by the Oklahoma Cattlewomen’s Association and the Made in Oklahoma Coalition. The audience gathered in the Carriage Hall Building at State Fair Park to watch the action.

Features
Jenny Coon Peterson
Am I the only one who really loves rainy days? They just make me feel cozy and nest-y.

Features
Jenny Coon Peterson
One of my good friends is obsessive about cleaning. Obsessive. We lived together throughout college and she made a habit of steam-cleaning the carpets every few months.

Letters to the Editor
B.R. Anderson

Regarding Joel Hendrickson’s recent comments (Letters, “Gun advocate’s argument full of holes,” March 9, Oklahoma Gazette): Hendrickson lives in Oklahoma, not the United Nations. Our soldiers wear green or tan helmets and are trained to kill and/or destroy things, not wear blue helmets and spew false statistics.

Letters to the Editor
David Grow
Oh, for crying out loud, here we go again! M.G. Oxsen’s letter (“‘Designer’ debate,” May 18, Oklahoma Gazette), criticizing Kurt Hochenauer’s Commentary (“Point: More doctors, less preachers,“ April 13, Gazette) regarding evolution, again demonstrates an ignorance of basic science and evolution in particular.