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Who has the best BBQ in Oklahoma? Vote in Round 1 of our showdown - Vimarsana News

Who has the best BBQ in Oklahoma? Vote in Round 1 of our showdown

March isn’t the only time when we can appreciate some bracket ‘madness,’ cast your vote and help decide the best barbecue restaurant in Oklahoma.

Black-owned restaurants, bakeries, businesses to try in Oklahoma City - Vimarsana News

Black-owned restaurants, bakeries, businesses to try in Oklahoma City

With 32 Black-owned restaurants listed throughout the Oklahoma City metro, you could visit a different spot weekly and make it to October before running out.

20 Black-owned restaurants in Oklahoma City you can visit all year - Vimarsana News

20 Black-owned restaurants in Oklahoma City you can visit all year

The Oklahoman's Food Dude lists 20 Black-owned restaurants worth visiting all year long as part of Black History Month coverage.

Those lost to pandemic must not be forgotten | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Those lost to pandemic must not be forgotten | News, Sports, Jobs

COVID-19 has hit every sector of society Jan 25, 2021 “He’d wake up at 3 or 4 in the morning to get to the hospital for rounds, so he could be at his office when it opened. He never took a break.” That was Dr. Carlos Araujo Preza’s daughter talking about her 51-year-old father, a pulmonologist in Texas who had been on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic before he died of the disease on Nov. 30. “My mom was the smiling face, the one that everybody loved.” That is how Debra Ivory, 62, owner of a popular barbecue restaurant in Oklahoma City, was remembered by her son after sh...

A grim milestone | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

A grim milestone | News, Sports, Jobs

The Washington Post on the U.S. passing the grim milestone of 400,000 COVID-19 deaths: “He’d wake up at 3 or 4 in the morning to get to the hospital for rounds, so he could be at his office when it opened. He never took a break.” That was Dr. Carlos Araujo Preza’s daughter talking about her 51-year-old father, a pulmonologist in Texas who had been on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic before he died of the disease on Nov. 30. “My mom was the smiling face, the one that everybody loved.” That is how Debra Ivory, 62, owner of a popular barbecue restaurant in Oklahoma City, w...