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Deadline Wednesday for tickets to annual Martin Luther King Jr. banquet
The daughter of one of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s right-hand leaders will be the guest speaker at Lawton's annual...
Read moreRural projects to be funded with REAP grants
The new year will be bringing communications upgrades in Cotton County and street repairs in Tipton. Fifty-six projects submitted by...
Read moreLATS to offer free rides on severely cold days
Lawton’s mass transit system will begin a new free-ride policy today, geared toward riders who have to deal with severely...
Read moreAlzheimer’s Association offers series to ’empower’ caregivers
The Alzheimer’s Association is offering a new education series, The Empowered Caregiver, from 1-2 p.m. Friday at the Center for...
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Center for Creative Living a central hub for seniors
The kids left the nest, which leaves parents with heartbreak and joy. They'll miss them, but they now have the...
Read moreBills to enhance student safety, ensure accountability
OKLAHOMA CITY — An Adair legislator said he will introduce two bills next month aimed at enhancing student safety, and...
Read moreCity of Lawton accepting vendors for Freedom Festival
The City of Lawton is accepting applications from vendors who want to take part in the 11th annual Lawton Fort...
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Infant’s injuries, high alcohol content leads to neglect charges for Stephens County couple
DUNCAN — A 3-month-old baby girl with a 0.21 blood alcohol content — over twice the legal limit for a fully...
Read moreBook and Play Club to review “When the Men Were Gone”
Lawton Book and Play Review Club will review the book “When the Men Were Gone” Thursday. Club members will meet...
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Physicians applaud new law limiting care interference
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma physicians are applauding a new law aimed at limiting insurance company interference on patient medical care....
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