Oklahoma Gazette
Vol. 41, No. 41
Chicken-Fried News: Dr. Roboto
By Gazette staff
Chicken-Fried News: Nobamacare
Chicken-Fried News: Bittersweet release
Bricktown laughs
A family-owned entertainment company brings national comic headliners to a new downtown venue.
By Miguel Rios
Impact strength
Five local organizations benefit from sizable Impact Oklahoma grants as the nonprofit gears up for its next grant cycle.
Freedom fighters
After one of its best years, Freedom Oklahoma readies to ramp up its advocacy for the state’s LGBTQ+ community.
Rolling stoned
Oklahoma’s DUI laws currently leave no allowance for medical cannabis patients.
By Matt Dinger
Flower Review: Cookie Monster Fire
Herbal engineering
Mary Mechanix just introduced its fall flavor of distillate cartridges. Seasonal offerings are a key component of its brand.
Cartoon: If the broom fits
By Ingvard Ashby
Gazedibles: Cajun favorites
By Jacob Threadgill
Soul expansion
Taste of Soul takes its giant egg roll concept to Del City with a drive-thru window.
Spreading Sunshine
Sunshine Baking Company debuts in south Oklahoma City to enthusiastic customers.
Equal-opportunity nourisher
Cafe 110 bucks downtown trends by staying open late and providing a Dinner’s Done option for the whole family
Bloody Dead
Pollard Theatre Company’s stage adaptation of the popular Evil Dead films features music and a splash zone.
By Jeremy Martin
Quality Dolly!
Put on your Sunday clothes to see a star-studded cast bring Broadway’s favorite Yonkers matchmaker to life in OKC.
Cover: Thundering on
After offseason turnover, the Thunder readies for the new season with an eye on the present and the future.
Stage warning
Tenacious D brings its new, possibly incendiary, apocalyptic rock opera (and its hits) to OKC.
Sunshine songs
EmiSunshine and The Rain plays at Rodeo Opry the day after the release of a new album.
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