Letters to the Editor
Steve Kern
James Nimmo (Letters, “Dinosaurs and humans, living together!,” July 12, Gazette) accused me of being a “flat-earth” person because I do not accept evolution dogma that says dinosaurs died out 70 million years ago.
Saturday 25 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: oklahoma city
Fuel for fossil debate
Letters to the Editor
Steve Kern
James Nimmo (Letters, “Dinosaurs and humans, living together!,” July 12, Gazette) accused me of being a “flat-earth” person because I do not accept evolution dogma that says dinosaurs died out 70 million years ago.
Very refreshing
Letters to the Editor
Keith Bryant
It is very refreshing to see a reporter write an article that is factually accurate, unbiased and informative. I want to commend Clifton Adcock for his article “Emergency functions” (July 20, Oklahoma Gazette).
'Kern is wrong'
Letters to the Editor
David Grow
Steve Kern (Letters, “Maybe I’m amazed,” July 13, Gazette) says he has a huge book of quotes from “evolution scientists” questioning evolution.
Kern: Go back to the closet
She was kinda asking for it with that book title.
CFN
Gazette staff
When Bob Dylan said they’ll stone you when you’re trying to keep your seat, he may have been talking about state Rep. Sally Kern, R-Oklahoma City.
HP: More than a stodgy computer
The benefits to living well in a historic district
Commentary
Keith Rollin Eakins
If you’re not a resident of inner Oklahoma City, the term “HP” may bring to mind that desktop computer your grandma bought in 1994 and is still afraid of.
Just like a wavin' flag
Andrea Jarman’s “Waving Flags” (pictured) is one of 34 works in “Can You See Me Now: Photos Made on Phones.”
Badd company
Reunited stars Color Me Badd resurrect their old-school moves in OKC for the first time in more than 15 years.
Music
Rob Collins
Color Me Badd
9 p.m. Saturday
Casablanca Lounge
13801 Quail Pointe Drive
$20 advance, $55 VIP
Dragon riders
To the beat of a big drum, rowers are propelling traditional dragon boats down the Oklahoma River.
Yeah, mon
Rain or shine, the Bricktown Reggae Festival draws crowds eager to hear some of the genre’s best acts.
Music
Ryan Querbach
Hey, mon! The 2011 Bricktown Reggae Festival takes place Friday and Saturday night in the heart of Bricktown, on the corner of Sheridan and Oklahoma avenues, rain or shine.
