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Wednesday Edison Elementary — A Honor Roll students to lunch with Mrs. Williams. Eisenhower High — K-Pop Club, 3-4:30 p.m....
Read moreNAACP to celebrate 116th founders day
The NAACP Lawton, Oklahoma Branch #6131-B will celebrate the NAACP’s 116th Founders’ Day at noon on Wednesday in its office...
Read moreCouncil ready to bid Southwest 38th Street upgrade
City officials are ready to move into a repair project for a major north/south Lawton arterial. The City Council will...
Read moreCity Council to hear about changes planned in mass transit routes
Lawton’s mass transit system is ready to implement changes in its fixed routes. LATS General Manager Ryan Landers and his...
Read moreSenate Bill would help local producers supply food to schools
OKLAHOMA CITY — Legislation by an Edmond Republican will encourage partnerships between local agricultural producers and schools. Sen. Kristen Thompson...
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Stephens County man accused of sexual assault of teen student
DUNCAN — A $1 million cash bond was ordered for a Stephens County man wanted for allegations he forced himself...
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Fletcher Schools see improvement
(This is the third in an ongoing series by The Constitution in looking at the state of Oklahoma education.) Fletcher...
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Sign replacement first step in upgrades at Highland Cemetery
New signs will start appearing soon in Highland Cemetery, the first visible proof of upgrades planned for the facility under...
Read moreVoters to decide funding proposals for Chattanooga, Fletcher schools
The polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday for residents in the Chattanooga and Fletcher public...
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Suspects in two murder cases bound over for trial
Suspects in two different murder cases have been bound over for trial in the Comanche County District Court. First case...
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