This Saturday, May 10, 2014 Guthrie Green in conjunction with the George Kaiser Family Foundation will kick off the first annual “Savor the Sounds” free event in the Brady Arts District combining entertainment, local business, and local arts and music organizations for a night of food and entertainment.
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Category Archives: Out & About
Sam Noble Museum honored
First Lady Michelle Obama joined Institute of Museum and Library Services Director Susan H. Hildreth yesterday to present the 2014 National Medal for Museum and Library Service to Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History.
In its 20th anniversary year, the National Medal is the nation’s highest honor given to museums and libraries for service to the community. Michael Mares, Director of Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History, and community member Ernesto Vargas accepted.
Opie & Anthony on Obamacare
Opie & Anthony
As highlighted by The Blaze Thursday, the hosts of the popular, politically incorrect “Opie & Anthony Show” on SiriusXM Radio went off on Obamacare after revealing their health care plans have been cancelled due to new regulations.
Greg “Opie” Hughes, with a wife and two kids, said he recently received a cancellation, voiding a health care plan that was “perfect” for him and his family. He also angrily described just how complicated the associated paperwork is, which he said might be done on purpose.
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River Spirit features traditional country
Mark Chesnutt and Tracy Lawrence have joined forces to bring traditional country music sounds to the River Spirit Event Center Friday, April 25 at 7 PM.
“Mark Chesnutt and Tracy Lawrence have a genuine respect and love for traditional country music,” said General Manager, Jerry Floyd.
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Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood moving
By David Arnett
NewsOk.com published a report from CMT’s Alison Bonaguro today that Country music power couple Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood are moving from Owasso to Nashville, Tenn., as they prepare for life as empty-nesters and renew their country music careers.
“I have loved living in Oklahoma,” Yearwood told Bonaguro while in Chicago on Sunday. “It’s been a great place to raise our girls, and the thing I’ll miss the most is that I’ve made some of the best friends I’ll ever have. But we’ll always be best friends.”
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