Oklahoma City’s reliance on local craft beer is due in large part to COOP Ale Works’ rapid growth and expansion. COOP currently distributes to four states and brewed approximately 9,500 barrels of beer in 2015. All of which made COOP’s seventh anniversary cause to celebrate; over 1400 people agreed and bought tickets to the party.

Are you a first-time home-buyer committed to living in the urban core of OKC? Well you’re not getting that house. For as long as I’ve been looking, the real estate market in the parts of OKC that you want to live in is booming. My agent, Anya “Highest and Best Offer” Mashaney is a badass, but that still isn’t helping.

Okay. So it’s February. How the hell did that happen? We didn’t write stories, but hey, you didn’t work out. Here were are, a month into the new year, and OKC isn’t stopping to wait on us. 

We’re not the biggest fans of an outrageously pink and red, over-marketed, forced show of affection, but that doesn’t mean you still can’t celebrate Valentine’s Day with some amazing food. If you’ve yet to figure out how you’re eating for the “holiday,” here are some ideas for you.

Encouraging people to plan for New Year’s Eve isn’t an easy lede to an article, but let’s have real talk: there are a limited number of good options for NYE in OKC. Get tickets quickly or ring in the new year with your aunt and uncle and a hot game of Yahtzee. Don’t worry though, your aunt has some leftover cooking Sherry and is ready to party.