Here are a few happenings that might be worth bearing the triple-digit price of admission...

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Neither of them likes Marcuswayne Mullin!

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According to KOSU.org, the event will be headlined by Letters to Cleo, otherwise known as that band from Parks and Rec:

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Neither candidate delivered what I’d call an Abraham Lincoln-level performance. Drummond stumbled through some of his prepared lines, while Mazzei frequently wandered away from the questions, retreated into the same old talking points and, at one point, even got testy with Amanda Taylor and her co-moderator.

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Thanks to multiple tips via the Ogle Mole Network, we’ve learned the lawmakers – a pair of traditional “family values” conservatives who represent neighboring districts on the metro's southern side – have reportedly fallen in love and are apparently planning to leave their spouses to be with one another.

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In my middle and high school years, I was a part of a Native American student group that worked on culturally relevant service projects, created and wrote anti-drug skits, and, of course, fundraised with hot dogs during community festivals—one of which was Red Earth.

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“Informer, ya no say daddy me Snow me I go blame, A licky boom-boom down…” - Snow, “Informer”

Hark! A few weeks ago, I first heard about a snow-cone stand in Moore that not only sells icy treats throughout the community but, in association with the Lord, our God, is teaching and reaching the unsaved and uncooled heathens with promises of frozen salvation.

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After spending the past few years wooing aluminum smelters, nickel refineries and other weird projects that sound like the origin story of a future Superfund site, Stitt announced this week that Oklahoma is one of five finalists to host something called a Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus. 

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Here are a few treats for your inner animal...

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At least you don’t have to worry about bed bugs!

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If you didn’t know, there are a lot of romance writers in the great state of Oklahoma. I know a lot of people enjoy hating on the genre, but I also think a lot of those people haven’t examined how much misogyny plays a role in that thinking. Romance is written primarily by women, mostly for women – which apparently makes it easier for people to dismiss.

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For years, Roberts presented herself as an advocate for poor, vulnerable babies, even winning a $500 community-service award from News 9, when, according to investigators, she was actually using the nonprofit as a suburban-mom slush fund to pay for Botox, nail salons, sushi dinners and even a Nissan Sentra.

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It’s more or less the same sense of excitement you get at Machete’s Central American Restaurant, 1296 West Covell in Edmond—although here, the blades are much smaller and acceptable at the dinner table.

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Just kidding. I know I’m writing a lot about it. It’s a much-needed angle that hasn’t been covered here on TLO, and I’m making up for lost time. As a part of the OKC mother community, I have noticed there are some interesting subgroups of moms out here.

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