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Mr. Ooley's moved to Penn Square from Northpark in the late 90's

Given it's history, I would be curious if it was originally "all-nude?"

Looks like Balcony Enterprises Inc (yes that's the name) was chartered in 1972. The owner's family are long time OKC residents and his kids went to JM and Casady. As I recall, that building was razed...

I spy a Swadleys truck at the defunct Steak The Experience.

Looks like the OCPD just arrested ten people involved in the shooting. I happen to know one of them is related to a lawyer who I believe was a former OBA president.

Atomic Burrito involved one of the same owners from the Two Pesos group, which was sued by Taco Cabana.

Years later, he was sued by Hopdoddy for essentially the exact same thing that shut Two...

I'm guessing King183 is smart enough to know who the guy raising the money for the "secret" governor's mansion is employed by.

Longtime Campus Corner Italian restaurant owner remembered for his warm character

By Jeff Elkins | Norman Transcript Staff Writer
Mar 12, 2023

For more than four decades, Vittorio Benso,...

When did John's of Bleecker reopen? They were shut down indefinitely due to "extreme vermin" back in 2012. That's when I discovered Prince Street Pizza not far from there. Not coal fired, but they...

Wasn't the trial was scheduled for this month? Did he enter a blind plea?

Wasn't it originally called McCartney's supermarket in early 1980's?

According to the OCPD, a fight broke out inside Sunset PatioBar and spilled out into the parking lot.

Important to note, the gentleman who has helped raise 6MM for this project, who happens to be mentioned in the article in today's Oklahoman was recently appointed to the OU Board of Regents.

Of...

I've known the Governor since he was a sophomore at OSU.

I'm skeptical his mother in law would have ever visited the mansion. When he was elected, she was living in a mental health facility in...

Well, if he said it "multiple times?"

Remember, this isn't the first coach at OU who has had to resign over something like this.

Larry Cochell set the precedent on this 17 years ago.

It began in the fall of 1989.

Midtowner, I'm curious what year it ended?

FYI, Casa Bonita currently trending at #7 on Twitter.

I believe the Der Dutchman was on the north side of 74th, east of Walker, and then they built a Hudson's in the building which eventually became a Rib Crib. The current Hudsons on the South side of...

Basically everywhere you see a Henry Hudson's, there was a Der Dutchman at some point, since they started out building them adjacent to their restaurants. There was one on Reno by White Water, I...

It was originally a hamburger place called"Kraft's," as in Hank Kraft.

$176,000 per!!!!

...and his plan was to raze Sherwood Arms along with the other two adjacent condominium developments.

They now have 20 locations in the DFW metroplex.

Wasn't Longneckers was west of Friend's (the Original) and My Pie Pizza? I think after it closed it became Time Out, which is where the PCNorth kids hung out at the time, then UR Cooks. I think they...

Martin, it was in the former Sirloin Stockade where the murders took place. That building was eventually razed when Joe's Crab Shack was built. I remember they had the meats displayed in a case when...

You're thinking of "Longnecker's." It was in the NW corner of the complex that housed the AMC at Penn and Memorial. It was a local knockoff of Fuddruckers, which was from Texas. They also had one on...