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Monday National Red Ribbon Week Carriage Hills Elementary — Wear backward clothes today. Cleveland Elementary — All wear as much...
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Duncan hosts artist reception for Rae Stone
DUNCAN — Creativity flows throughout walls of a local art gallery this month as Rae Stone fills a room with...
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Manitou man jailed in connection to shooting death
FREDERICK – The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI) is investigating a Wednesday shooting death in Frederick and a Manitou...
Read moreFriends of the Lawton Public Library to meet Monday
Friends of the Lawton Public Library will hold its quarterly meeting at noon Monday at the Library, 110 SW 4th....
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Wild hog causes Stephens County injury wreck
DUNCAN — A wild hog in the roadway is blamed for Friday night wreck in western Stephens County that sent...
Read moreSociety of Military Widows to open conference in Lawton on Monday
The Society of Military Widows is holding its national convention in Lawton this week. Members will be meeting at the...
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Artillery Association to host induction ceremony for Class of 2023
The United States Field Artillery Association (USFAA) will host the induction of the U.S. Field Artillery Hall of Fame, Class...
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Medicine Park the cobblestone coolest small community in Oklahoma
MEDICINE PARK — Sure, most of Southwest Oklahoma knows that Medicine Park is about as cool as it gets. It’s...
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City of Lawton streets committee sets new priority list for mill and overlay projects
City of Lawton officials are making plans for a new Top 10 list of mill and overlay projects, less than...
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Lt. Gov. Pinnell says economic development linked to tourism and workforce development
Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell said economic development is linked to tourism and workforce development. And, his new role as secretary...
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