New building code will help builders fast track construction projects
The City Council has put a new building code provision into place that the ordinance sponsor said would expedite the...
Food bank doubles in clients following SNAP cuts; tries to meet needs
More people are turning to the Lawton Food Bank after cuts to a government program. With the end of COVID-19...
Relief program’s end returns some Oklahomans to food insecurity
It’s been three years since Melissa Moore turned to food pantries to keep meals on the table. When her food...
Cameron graduates walk into new lives
On Friday night, several hundred men and women made the march from matriculation to graduation during a ceremony at the...
Robbery at Kiddie Land Park sends homeless couple to jail
DUNCAN — A homeless couple is in jail for allegations of punching a teen and stole his backpack Wednesday night...
Wildflower walks offered in Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
The Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge and the Friends of the Wichitas will host interpretive "Wildflower Walks" on May 13 and...
Foster care fraud allegations have Duncan woman wanted by the law
DUNCAN — An arrest warrant was issued Tuesday for a Duncan woman accused of collecting over $14,000 in foster care...
PSO to proceed with solar, wind energy plan
OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Corporation Commission voted Thursday to approve an agreement that will allow Public Service Company of...
Good-hearted people make us smile
Our church had a garage sale to help renovate a building we’d moved into. This was at least a decade...
Andy Grammer bringing positivity, joy with Sillfest performance
Andy Grammer is looking forward to hitting the stage Saturday night at the Fort Sill Polo Field. He’s come a...
