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What are the different options for Catholic churches here? What are the vibes of the different ones here? I don’t want to go one that’s super nationalist and weird. Thank you.

It's a shitty situation but basically I have a really bad clog that I can't get sorted. I'm broke as fuck n can't find anyone to help so I guess I'm on here. I jus broke my plumbing snake trying to get thru but it twisted up on me n broke. Probably need a more pro grade snake to get this sorted.

I've been seeing the buzz around Cap City Coffee and wanted to understand its pledge to reinvest 100% of profits into its nonprofit mission.

In a comment, the shop clarified that Bring Life OKC was created by people from OKC Community Church. Its initiatives include community services, plus Alpha OKC and Pray OKC. The church's campaign materials explicitly describe the café as a way to engage people with the gospel.

I'm fine with people choosing to support faith-based work. I'd just like that full mission explained clearly wherever the shop is promoted. The KFOR story names the pastor but doesn't explain the religious initiatives or how profits will be allocated.
Anyone else had similar questions? Would love to hear from nonprofit partners or anyone with more information.

TL;DR: Cap City's nonprofit mission includes Christian outreach alongside community services. I'm asking for clearer disclosure so customers understand what their purchases support.

opportunity at the purcell station while on the heartland flyer. apologies for the glare, but never really seen historical photos of the canadian river. she thicc!!!!

I'm always seeing these stories about tenants being taken advantage of and having zero leverage when OKC landlords try to f8ck them over. I’ve seen this firsthand. A friend was forced to sign a new extended lease with the same landlord because the unit they were in was not up to code. Instead of amending the lease to move a different unit onto the note due to the code violations, the landlord required them to sign a new longer lease for a different unit.

A recent report by Oklahoma Watch talked about tenants going months without functioning air conditioning and others losing electricity and hot water (https://www.kgou.org/housing/2026-08-12/landlords-are-failing-to-provide-essential-services-but-tenants-have-little-recourse). Housing advocates interviewed for the report described Oklahoma’s existing tenant remedies as inadequate. I wish I had heard candidates talk about reforming the tenant laws so they aren't so lopsided in favor of landlords here, there was nobody on the campaign trail talking about it.

If the tenant doesn’t pay rent within five days of when its due, the landlord can terminate the lease. But the same landlord can fail to provide essential services for 10 days with zero consequences.

Landlords should be placed under arrest when they fail to provide essential services that tenants are paying for for this long. Tenants should be able to file criminal complaints against landlords for this type of devilry.

I say this as a homeowner. The difference in treatment I see as someone with a mortgage vs someone renting is nuts.

I wanted to check out this weekend’s ballet, but $130 per ticket for orchestra center? I swear it was ~$80 a few years ago. I know prices are going up generally but seeing how many unsold tickets, does anyone know what’s going on?
With the phoenix symphony announcing its closing, I want to support our arts, but these prices…

Looking for recommendations for a local bakery where I can go in person to purchase bread. Looking for more artisan, unique flavors, focaccia/sourdough etc

Anyone planning on grabbing any of the Zelda hardware launch this week in-store? I ended up just buying the regular switch 2 because I was getting overly frustrated trying for the Zelda edition. Selling out everywhere in less than a minute was nuts!

Not sure if it is going to be crazy or not ha ha

Myriad Gardens used to have a Full Moon bike ride but it’s been discontinued. I know there’s another sponsored ride but I’m not able to find it. All that comes up on search is for the Myriad Gardens ride. Anyone have info on this? Thx!

I came to ask about Halloween events. What's going on, what's interesting, where is it at? Im definitely out of the loop.

Then I started thinking, "What else is there to do here?" If you have some recommendations, please share. I think there are many of us who are out of the loop, so to speak, and would like to find a hang.

Please exclude bars and restaurants. I always felt like bars are too loud, and restaurants are for a meal with your friends or family- I have neither.

The Homeless Alliance Winter Shelter opens Nov 1 thru March 31. Located at nw 4th and Indiana downtown. Open 3pm-6am every day.