CFN
Gazette staff
Many churches will have some sort of division in their time. Many of these conflicts can be resolved by talking things out; other differences are a bit bigger and end with the nailing of theses to the church door.
Saturday 25 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: city hall
Church and state
Church discipline is getting a bit intense
CFN
Gazette staff
Many churches will have some sort of division in their time. Many of these conflicts can be resolved by talking things out; other differences are a bit bigger and end with the nailing of theses to the church door.
Delicious discourse
Letters to the Editor
John D. Carlson
When I pick up a copy of Oklahoma Gazette, I always turn first to the “editorial” pages (followed by a visit to the food and entertainment sections and then the crossword puzzle). This is not to say that I don’t read and appreciate the cover stories and other features — especially regarding City Hall shenanigans — because I do.
Civil discord
Disagreement between two city entities leads to construction delays for a Project 180 park.
News
Clifton Adcock
They say you can’t fight city hall — but perhaps that doesn’t apply if city hall is fighting city hall.
Lawn games
Plans for a downtown park redesign are amended with hopes of satisfying detractors.
News
Clifton Adcock
Over the next few weeks the Oklahoma City Council will consider a redesign of a historic downtown park that has produced internal conflict at City Hall.
New faces
Two political novices topple incumbent to win seats on Oklahoma City Council.
News
Tim Farley
The Oklahoma City Council endured a shakeup last week when incumbents Gary Marrs and Ronald “Skip” Kelly were defeated by two 30-something political newcomers during the April 2 runoff elections.
