Altus man named community hero for work with feral cats
ALTUS — One morning, Ingemar Woods was drinking his coffee at his home in Altus when he realized there were...
Lawton City Council votes to return to 6 p.m. meetings in 2025
The City Council is going to try a temporary return to 6 p.m. meetings — but not until January. Council...
League bowling is a cool summer activity
For the first time in 19 years of providing you bowling news and scores there will not be an honor...
Food Truck Tuesday is back at the Lawton Farmers Market
Lawton Farmers Market, 77 SW 4th, kicks off their summer Food Truck Tuesday from 4-7 p.m. today. Local vendors will...
Public hearing set on Lawton City budget
Lawton City Council will hold a public hearing today to allow residents to comment on the preliminary budget being crafted...
Location of one new cellphone tower up for review by Lawton City Council
Some west Lawton residents are expected to express strong feelings today when the City Council decides whether it should revoke...
7th Annual Roots Ball resumes today
MEDICINE PARK — The 7th Annual Medicine Park Roots Ball continues Sunday from the Main Stage in Hitchin’ Post Park....
Frost, Makaju graduate from University of the Cumberlands
WILLIAMSBURG, KENTUCKY — Two Lawton residents are among the students who graduated from the University of the Cumberlands. April Frost...
Interstate 44 work will affect traffic between Fletcher and Chickasha
Improvement work will begin on the H.E. Bailey Turnpike/I-44 this week will affect interstate traffic near Fletcher. The northbound and...
Gotebo to hold 5th annual Trade Day
Gotebo will have its 5th annual Trade Day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 1 at Penn Park. There...