Oklahoma Gazette
Vol. 41, No. 37
Chicken-Fried News: Epic ails
By Gazette staff
Chicken-Fried News: Catholic lapse
Chicken-Fried News: Cupcake caper
For everyone
The upper section of Scissortail Park opens late this month with a major concert and plenty of family-friendly activities.
By Miguel Rios
Extending rights
The City of Norman became the first in the state to extend nondiscrimination protections to LGBTQ+ individuals.
Gentle giant
Mammoth Processing takes a delicate approach to the process of cannabis extraction in order to produce what it calls “extra virgin cannabis oil.”
By Matt Dinger
Flower review: Fruity Pebbles OG
Doubling down
BCC Collective has closed its dispensary doors, but a second grow room will allow it to produce much more flower.
Accessible cannabis
Dr. Randy Whitekiller is offering to waive his doctor recommendation fee for disabled veterans at the same time a discounted license fee goes into effect.
Cartoon: Mind your manors
By Ingvard Ashby
Gazedibles: Chicken craze
By Jacob Threadgill
Capitol comfort
Restaurante Los Artesanos might be humble, but it packs great care and flavor into a small space.
Fairest foods
Taste of a Fair showcases some of the top indulgent foods available at this year’s Oklahoma State Fair.
Pork dreams
The new brick-and-mortar location of Big O’s Pork & Dreams dishes a family history of barbecue while helping the kids who need it.
To the plate
Enis Mullaliu’s new restaurant, Piatto Italian Kitchen, brings in-house pasta and elevated Italian to OKC.
By Jo Light
Rebellious melodists
Brightmusic Chamber Ensemble highlights the work of female composers in its 2019-2020 season.
By Jeremy Martin
OKG Lifestyle: Lacey Lett
Reading culture
The second Oklahoma Book Festival welcomes over 100 writers who cover a wide array of genres and topics.
No hate
A social community action group has ramped up its efforts to bridge gaps that make people feel detached from one another.
Electronic OKC
A local record label fosters OKC’s electronic music scene.
Blonde evolution
Shoulda Been Blonde releases its first full-length album and ponders its next steps.
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