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City of Lawton drops mandate for photo ID to enter city hall
The City of Lawton has dropped its mandate requiring all visitors to Lawton City Hall to show photo identification. City...
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Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge to conduct prescribed burn today
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge will conduct a prescribed today on one of the interior pastures just behind the Headquarters Corrals....
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Comanche County Retired Educators to meet
Charlotte Oates, director of Lawton Public Schools’ Life Ready Center, will be guest speaker at the Comanche County Retired Educators...
Read moreHouse interim study to focus on God in the nation’s guiding documents
OKLAHOMA CITY — Two Oklahoma Republican House members have won approval for an interim study that will examine God in...
Read moreComanche Elders meet Monday
The Comanche Nation Elders Council will have its monthly meeting at 10 a.m. Monday at Watchetaker Hall at the Comanche...
Read moreODOT work will mean lane closures on I-44 this week
Lane striping work on Interstate 44 will mean lane closures or restrictions for drivers near Lawton, beginning Monday, said officials...
Read moreLawton Public Library to host technical skills classes
Lawton Public Library will host free technical skills classes Aug. 14-16. The workshops are intended for learners who are new...
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Caretaker accused of exploiting vulnerable adult
DUNCAN — A 59-year-old Stephens County woman is wanted for allegations she exploited a vulnerable adult in her care. The...
Read moreArea legislators laud Stitt’s executive order on Women’s Bill of Rights
OKLAHOMA CITY — Rep. Toni Hasenbeck, R-Elgin, and Sen. Jessica Garvin, R-Duncan, have released a statement expressing satisfaction with the...
Read moreHasenbeck wins approval for interim study on penalties for “revenge porn”
OKLAHOMA CITY — Rep. Toni Hasenbeck, R-Elgin, has won approval on an interim study that will examine convictions and sentencing...
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