Lawton
Council wants questions answered before committing to new lease for Ralph’s Resort
City Council members want some questions answered before they make a final commitment on a new concessionaire to operate the...
Read moreCounty commissioners let burn ban expire
Comanche County is officially out of a burn ban. Comanche County commissioners agreed Tuesday with a recommendation from Emergency Management...
Read moreManslaughter trial continued
Due to begin trial Tuesday, the case of a 62-year-old man accused of shooting and killing one of his roommates...
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Former Cameron president inducted into Higher Education Hall of Fame
Former Cameron University president John M. McArthur was inducted into the Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of Fame Nov. 3. McArthur,...
Read moreNew Nov. 22 deadline set for nominations for cultural awards
The City of Lawton’s Arts and Humanities Division and the McMahon Auditorium Authority have set a new Nov. 22 nomination...
Read moreJROTC programs bring purpose to LPS students
They joined for various reasons: one just wanted to hang out with friends, one wanted to hone leadership skills and...
Read moreCity Council to discuss new concessionaire for Ralph’s Resort
City of Lawton administrators are trying to identify a new operator/manager for the Ralph’s Resort concession on Lake Ellsworth. City...
Read moreResidents say VA Center has been without water for days
A resident of the Lawton-Fort Sill Veterans Center said the facility has been without water for eight days, with tenants...
Read moreVietnam Veterans Association to meet Saturday
Vietnam Veterans Association Chapter 751 will hold its monthly meeting at 9 a.m. Saturday at BINGO Country, 2506 Cache Road....
Read moreLawton Book and Play Review Club to meet Thursday
Lawton Book and Play Review Club will meet at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the McMahon Foundation, 716 SW C, to...
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