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OKC has serious range this weekend, from high culture to lowbrow hearing damage – and some Wu-Tang-on-strings for the win. Here are a few happenings you might want to get into...

The post Weekend Radar: What to Do in OKC This Weeken...


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Earlier this week, The Frontier did everyone a solid and read State School Superintendent candidate James Taylor’s 2015 self-published manifesto, It’s Biblical, Not Political! How to Line Candidates Up Biblically.

Re-released earlier this year, the book apparently lays out Taylor’s treatise on everything from women and gay people to public schools, the Supreme...


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Hemingway encouraged us all to write drunk and edit sober. But he didn’t really say how you should attend Metro Library’s OKC LitFest. Personally, I’d bring a spill-proof mug of coffee, but I write smut, not literature, so what do I know?

OKC LitFest is this Saturday at the D...


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A couple of weeks ago, we were first on the scene and on the story to tell you about the extramarital affair rumors swirling around the State Capitol involving State Reps. Emily Gise and Chris Kannady.

In case you missed it, multiple Ogle Moles told us the House colleagues had been carrying on a romantic relationship for months, and recently made things a little more o...


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Well, it looks like Friday night’s drunken McDonald’s adventure wasn’t Oklahoma Secretary of State Ben Lepak’s first public intoxication arrest.

Thanks to a tip via the Ogle Mole Network, we’ve learned Stitt appointee Ben Lepak – the I-bet-soon-to-be former Oklahoma Secretary of State who was very publicly arrested for public intoxication in Edmond last Friday – was al...


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