New menu creations highlight the Old Place: two and a half stars

05/27/11 Looking for a funky place to grab a meal? Head to the Old Place - look for the antlers - on Mulholland Highway in the hills between Agoura Hills and Malibu.

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John Caraway to be next Kingston Football Coach

05/24/11 John Caraway, who is currently the Durant Middle School Athletic Coordinator, is going back to Kingston to be the Head Football Coach of the Redskins in the tough District 4 of Class 2A Oklahoma fo...

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Royal Wedding Hat Sells On eBay

05/23/11 LONDON (AP) - Auction site eBay says a bidder has paid $131,648 for the silk bow hat worn by Princess Beatrice to last month's royal wedding.

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Here's a Hey, Spike! column of contrasts

05/20/11 In the first we have a career coming to an end; the second demonstrates the start of another. Gary Martin is retiring from the Eisenhower and Johnson tunnels on May 31 after 18 years of service with the Colorado Department of Transpo Copyright 2011 Summit Daily News. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Summit ...

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Class 5A No. 1 Deer Creek awaits Ardmore

05/11/11 The Ardmore baseball team faces a daunting task in the opening round of the state Class 5A tournament.

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Bishop Kelley's lone goal knocks out McGuinness

05/11/11 After a 1-0 loss to Bishop Kelley ended their season in the Class 5A girls soccer semifinals Tuesday night at Pribil Stadium, Oklahoma City McGuinness senior Alexa Gonce reflected a bit on her four years ...

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Oklahoma water plan to be discussed at meetings

05/10/11 The Oklahoma Water Resources Board plans a series of meetings in southeastern Oklahoma to discuss the state's comprehensive water plan.

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Does lots of white make it chilly or chic?

04/28/11 My husband and I dwell at The Staged House Inn. OK, it's our Virginia row house. It's up for sale, so we've jettisoned stuff that might repel buyers (vintage toy robots, a photo of Grandpa that makes him look like a vampire) and transformed our space from color-laden to mostly neutral. Think white curtains, tiles, towels, carpet. I'm mad for brights, but being surrounded by simplicity, I'm ...

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Let's Discuss: Mary-Kate And Ashley Olsen On The Cover Of 'Newsweek'

04/28/11 Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen on the cover of 'Newsweek.'Photo: Courtesy of Newsweek OK, I just wrote, edited and then erased about 143 words on my thoughts on the restructuring of Tina Brown. Then I remembered that 100 percent of you don't care, and 111.34 percent of you think I meander too much (ha, what has two [...]

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Football plays big supporting role in Japan's recovery from disasters | John Duerden

04/22/11 The J-League restarts this weekend after a seven-week hiatus in which the top players worked to help the country's crisis "We knew something wasn't right and then suddenly our phones weren't working," recalls Eddy Bosnar of the J-League team Shimizu S-Pulse. "We went home to see what was happening on the television. People were saying that just one person had died but when I saw what was ...

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Dinner, dance, auction to buy shelter furniture

04/11/11 The Eighth annual Children's Aid Society Dinner, Dance, Auction Fundraiser on Sunday allowed attendees of all ages to have a day of fun while benefiting children in need.

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'BP buck' poacher has license revoked

04/10/11 A wildlife law violator, who was cited several times before, was known to game wardens and was convicted on four counts associated with the illegal killing of a well-known trophy buck in Latimer County, ...

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Thursday's games

04/07/11 Seminole at Connors, 6 p.m. Muskogee in the Shawnee East West Showdown vs. Community Christian, 5:30 p.m.

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Oscar Winner Lou Gossett Jr. to Address Pre-Paid Legal Associates During the 2011 International Convention

04/06/11 Oscar winning actor Lou Gossett Jr. will appear at the Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc. 2011 International Convention on Friday evening, April 8, addressing an estimated 11,000 independent associates from throughout the U.S. and four provinces of Canada.

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Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc. to Host 2011 International Convention, April 7-9 PPD Marks Pivotal Year with Major ...

04/01/11 Following the recent announcement of the proposed merger acquisition by MidOcean Partners, Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc. will march into the 2011 International Convention in Oklahoma City, April 7-9 with an ambitious agenda that focuses on both the future of the company and its history as a pioneer of the U.S. legal service plan industry.

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Boren Talks Budget

03/22/11 POTEAU - Of all the proposals for trimming the federal budget and its deficit, the fairest is an across-the-board cut, U.S. Rep. Dan Boren told Poteau area residents Monday.

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Oklahoma Kids 'Kick Butts' on March 23

03/21/11 State Leaders Urged to Support Higher Tobacco Taxes, Other Tobacco Prevention Initiatives

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Blythe Will Face Jury, Accused of First Degree Manslaughter

03/10/11 ANTLERS, OK - The man accused of the death of an Antlers, Oklahoma boy will be facing a jury tomorrow morning. Former Pushmataha County Judge Doyle Blythe has been charged with first degree manslaughter. Blythe

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Lady Huskies beat Enid, heading to Tulsa

03/04/11 Edmond North girls basketball coach Kevin Korstjens knew his team would beat Enid Thursday night in the Class 6A area finals if they could just hold their opponent to 30 points.

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Dinosaur discovery: 'thunder-thighs' dinosaur found in museum basement

02/28/11 Dr Mike Taylor, a researcher in the Department of Earth Sciences at University College London, describes how stumbling upon a set of bones in a museum basement led to the discovery of an unusual new dinosaur.

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