Nonfiction
Clifton Adcock
A former district attorney’s new memoir focuses on his experience navigating his belief system and the legal system.

News
Clifton Adcock
A former Oklahoma City priest is accused of childhood sexual abuse by a parishioner.

Commentary
Nathan Gunter
“I grew up in Oklahoma,” said Don. “I believe passionately in Oklahoma values.

OKG7 things to do
Gazette staff
Former Oklahoma City Thunder player Desmond Mason has moved up to the Oklahoma state Capitol! Or at least his paintings have. His exhibit, Generation Next: Chapter 1, is on display daily through July 1 in the East Gallery, 2300 N. Lincoln. “The process for making this artwork was more mental than physical,” Mason said. Admission is free. Call 521- 2931 or visit arts.ok.gov.

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Former Blazers enforcer Ron “The Ice Man” Aubrey ushers in his new nightclub, Gecko’s at 5810 S. Western, with a fight night at 6 p.m. Thursday. Twelve pro boxers will take the ring, including undefeated lightweight Herbert Acevedo and heavyweight Ty Cobb (not the baseball player, in case you were wondering). Tickets are $20-$25. Visit ticketstorm.com.

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Commissioned by none other than former FLOTUS Jacqueline Kennedy, Leonard Bernstein’s Mass makes its Oklahoma premiere at 8 p.m. Saturday at Civic Center Music Hall, 201 N. Walker. The musical-theater work combines dancers, a 180-voice choir, a stained-glass set and the legendary Bernstein’s epic sound. Tickets are $30- $55. Call 232-7464 or visit canterburyokc.com.

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