Lawton
Lawton ready to launch new industrial waterline project
Infrastructure work to support the Westwin Elements pilot plant and other potential industrial entities will continue, after the City Council...
Read moreOklahoma Turnpike Authority raising rates, effective Jan. 1
It's going to cost more to drive from Lawton to Oklahoma City, beginning Jan. 1. For Lawton drivers, that means...
Read moreLPS Foundation readies bingo fundraiser
Although a couple of months away, the Lawton Public School Foundation wants you to keep your mind on bingo. Why?...
Read moreAG seeks competency reevaluation for trooper killer
OKLAHOMA CITY — Attorney General Gentner Drummond has filed a motion Friday in Comanche County district court to reevaluate the competency...
Read moreLawton officials ready to name new Ralph’s Resort concessionaire
City Council members are ready for a new contractor to run the Lake Ellsworth concession of Ralph’s Resort. The council,...
Read moreLawton City Council to consider new seating policy, approving changes to redevelopment guidelines
Proposals to reserve seating during council meetings while also restricting where cameras and recording devices can be placed will top...
Read moreLawton native runs marathon in all 50 states, going international
When she started running, Catherine Buckley hated it. Her volleyball coach, Misty Mason, made the team run for 5 minutes...
Read moreThis Week in LPS
Monday Almor West Elementary — Painting with the Principal; Cookies with Santa. Brockland Learning Center — Book Fair open through...
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Mobile dairy unit has ‘Snazzy’ milking for attention
Wednesday was Snazzy’s first day at Douglass Learning Center, and she couldn’t have felt more at home, even though all...
Read moreQuilt Guild to meet Monday
The Wichita Mountains Quilt Guild will hold its December meeting at 6:30 p.m. Monday at First Baptist Church West, 7302...
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