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90 Years of Zoo Amp - Oklahoma Gazette (opens the original)
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If you haven’t been to the Zoo Amphitheatre in a while, you may not recognize everything.The terraced lawn can now accommodate thousands of additional reserved seats. There are new concessions, paved walkways, improved lighting and climate-controlled restrooms. Backstage, artists now have renovated green rooms, production offices, a new catering kitchen and even a basketball court. But look closely and the old sandstone is still there. That’s the balance the Oklahoma City Zoo Amphitheatre has st
Built for Conversation - Oklahoma Gazette (opens the original)
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Every new cocktail lounge promises handcrafted drinks, elevated food and an exceptional atmosphere.Alchemy Cocktail Lounge in downtown Edmond delivers all three.But after sitting down with owners Mical George and Liz Warren inside the restored Weathers Appliance building at Main and Broadway, it became clear that cocktails aren’t really what they’re selling: They’re selling conversation.That may sound strange in reference to a bar with more than 350 spirits, including nearly 100 bourbons and whi
Built for Conversation (opens the original)
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Every new cocktail lounge promises handcrafted drinks, elevated food and an exceptional atmosphere. Alchemy Cocktail Lounge in downtown Edmond delivers all three. But after sitting down with owners Mical George and Liz Warren inside the restored Weathers Appliance building at Main and Broadway, it became clear that cocktails aren’t really what they’re selling: They’re selling […]
A Conversation with Enes Kanter Freedom (opens the original)
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When Enes Kanter Freedom was 9 years old, neighborhood children handed him an American flag and a lighter. The children wanted him to burn the flag. Growing up in Turkey, Freedom says anti-American sentiment was commonplace. Politicians routinely attacked the United States, Christianity and the West, and those messages filtered down to children. “I looked […] The post <a href="https://www.okg
A Conversation with Enes Kanter Freedom - Oklahoma Gazette (opens the original)
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When Enes Kanter Freedom was 9 years old, neighborhood children handed him an American flag and a lighter. The children wanted him to burn the flag. Growing up in Turkey, Freedom says anti-American sentiment was commonplace. Politicians routinely attacked the United States, Christianity and the West, and those messages filtered down to children. “I looked down and thought, ‘This is not the right thing to do,’” Freedom recalls.Confused, he ran upstairs to his mother. “They’re telling me to hate A
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