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I can vouch for the burritos. Very good, made to order. The Burrito Goddess heated the tortilla, filled it to my heart's desire (rice, pinto beans, chicken, lettuce, tomato, sour cream, salsa and...

Well, it does claim to specialize in Philly cheesesteaks, and even proclaims so with its very name, but yet didn't even have all of the basic ingredients to make the most famous Philly cheesesteak,...

I pay for several print publications. Disappointed? Also, I read news from sources with a wide spectrum of political views.

Good for you. Hope your and The Oklahoman remain very happy together. I prefer a variety of news sources.

That's fantastic for you, especially if you agree with The Oklahoman politically. By using your son's subscription, though, you kind of cut into the WSJ's profit, which I'm not saying to be catty....

Well, eventually everything will be online, but nobody's figured out how to abandon print while retaining ad revenue. There's also subscriptions, but the product has to be worth the price to compete...

Have you heard of the Poynter Institute? It's a nonprofit journalism school and research organization in St. Petersburg, Florida. The school is the owner of the Tampa Bay Times newspaper and the...

But newspapers like to tout that they are a public service, and their employees use words like "mission." I think they should actually fall into a nonprofit category, but that raises all sorts of...

I can understand if a company can't afford to hire someone anymore, but the employer will not come out and say that. Instead, the blame is placed on the laid-off workers, who are devalued as...

You can only whittle so much or nothing will be left. Look at the paper today compared to what it was. Many truly essential people have been eliminated, no matter what the PR spin.

Maybe they are "auditioning" to see who is missed the least workwise during the unpaid furlough, in the ever-ending quest to whittle down the number of "essential" employees and save/make money.

Thanks, everyone, for the tips. Now I just need to get my bicycle in working order. True story, a long time ago in another state, I went for a bike ride on a first date. There I was, in a girly-girl...

So where's the best place for a cyclist to leisurely amble without getting rundown by those who feel the need for speed? What are the paths at Lake Overholser like?

Yes, and they do have all-you-can-eat ribs, my husband tried them and was not thrilled. I like their sliced brisket and pulled pork. They have really good sides: broccoli slaw, garlic slaw, fried...

Not a fan of the communal bean pot. Maybe the reason the beans are so thick is because they go back into the frig at the end of the day and thicken when reheated. Also, too many spices pollute...

Looks like a nice place. I'd pick Florence's Room if I stayed there, though.

The Divine Providence room is the site of the Gazette's old conference room: https://www.grandisoninn.com/rooms_divine.htm

Film Row is a cool area, though I guess construction currently has put a damper on it.