Lahoma, OK

POINT Everybody Talking ’Bout Heaven Ain’t Goin’ There By Robert Henry Do Christian nationalists want to bring back compelled orthodoxy and the resulting persecution? Well, the question of whether God is one, two or three has caused hundreds of thousands of deaths throughout history. In 16th-century England, one could only discuss religion, especially the Christian […] The post One Book, Two Views: Separation of Church and Hate appeared first on Oklahoma Gazette.

The Oklahoma City Zoo is preparing to light up the holiday season with the return of OKC Zoo Safari Lights, presented by OG&E, Nov. 14 through Jan. 3, 2027. Now in its sixth year, the popular holiday attraction will feature new illuminated lantern displays, interactive experiences and expanded ticket options. Guests can explore the colorful […] The post OKC Zoo Safari Lights returns Nov. 14 with new displays and experiences appeared first on Oklahoma Gazette.

Republicans swept every statewide office in Tuesday’s Oklahoma midterms, with Mike Mazzei winning the governor’s race by carrying 72 of 77 counties. Democrats’ lone bright spot: flipping five Republican-held state House seats in urban and suburban areas, the largest House power shift in over a decade. Voters rejected both state questions. The post Republicans Sweep Oklahoma’s Statewide Offices. Democrats Find a Silver Lining in the Legislature appeared first on Oklahoma Gazette.

Jim Huffman grew up in Oklahoma before building a career in marketing and eventually taking a chance on a struggling apparel brand. Now, the CEO is preparing for an appearance on ABC’s Shark Tank in front of a national audience.  Huffman founded GrowthHit, a growth marketing agency, where he worked with a variety of brands […] The post Oklahoma Entrepreneur Shows No Sweat and Dives Into the ‘Shark Tank’ appeared first on Oklahoma Gazette.

The American Banjo Museum in Oklahoma City’s Bricktown district has named Lucas Ross its new executive director, effective Nov. 1, following the retirement of Johnny Baier after 22 years of leadership. Baier, who helped shape the museum’s mission of preserving and celebrating the banjo’s history, plans to return to performing as a musician and entertainer. […] The post Lucas Ross Named Executive Director of American Banjo Museum appeared first on Oklahoma Gazette.

By Patti Weaver     STILLWATER — Two men, one from Payne County and the other from Creek County, have been jailed pending their arraignments this week on felony charges of entering onto rural Cushing property on E. 9th Street with the intent to steal copper. […]

By Patti Weaver    STILLWATER — A caregiver, who avoided a jury trial last week by pleading guilty to repeatedly sexually abusing a 9-year-old during an eight-month period in Stillwater, has been given a life sentence by Payne County Associate District Judge Michael Kulling.   […]

By Patti Weaver     STILLWATER — An ex-convict has avoided a first-degree murder trial by pleading guilty to a reduced charge of first-degree manslaughter in a fatal shooting during an argument inside an apartment in the 1800 block of N. Boomer Road in Stillwater on […]

By Patti Weaver     STILLWATER — A 43-year-old Stillwater woman, whose car had a GPS tracker installed by police on a search warrant issued by a judge, has been jailed on $100,000 bond pending a court appearance on Nov. 2 at which she can seek […]

There’s something particularly satisfying about discovering a restaurant that pleases everyone at the table. The person craving breakfast, the one who always orders enchiladas and the devoted taco enthusiast can all find exactly what they’re looking for. Better still, they can enjoy it in a setting that feels like a special occasion without requiring one. […] The post Something Special appeared first on Oklahoma Gazette.