Photographers across the country are taking part in the Front Porch Project. This documents the lives of families during the Coronavirus Pandemic through portraits.

Here’s a look back at some of the GOOD NEWS stories from this week.

A Lawton woman is staying active and healthy amid the Coronavirus Pandemic by dancing, and she’s encouraging others to do the same.

Families haven’t been able to hug their loved ones living at McMahon Tomlinson Nursing and Rehabilitation Center for weeks, which is hard for those living at the center and the families.

Lawton Public Schools is working to make sure its graduating seniors will still be honored amid the pandemic.

Home Zone Furniture wants to help support the local food service industry with their "Food for Furniture" campaign.

The Temple community is coming together to support their high school seniors who are finishing out the year from home and missing out on so many last moments.

The pandemic has changed the hotel, travel, and tourism industry drastically over the past several weeks.

A group of people in Lawton is doing their part to make sure everyone who needs bread can get some.

A non-profit organization in Lawton is helping spread positivity by putting together different projects and contests that the whole family can take part in from while practicing social distancing.

The Red Cord, an organization known for fighting human trafficking, is expanding their focus to include giving clothes to people in need.

Lawton’s Hungry Hearts Feeding Ministry has teamed up with a local business to provide meals for those who are in need of food during this pandemic.

A Blessing Box in Marlow has become a safe for place for the community to donate to people in need during the pandemic.

M28 Ministries, in conjunction with many churches and organizations, is providing hot meals on a weekly basis for the community.

Despite being closed due to the coronavirus, a Walters business owner is using his store to make sandwiches and snacks for those in need.

The Center for Creative Living may be closed, however they are continuing to help seniors from a distance, something they say is important especially during times like this.

A non-profit organization is lending a helping hand amid the coronavirus by making face masks and hand soap for medical personnel.

Because most people are stuck at home, one Lawton family had to come up with a special way to celebrate their son’s eighth birthday Tuesday.

Duncan residents are just a few short weeks away from heading to the polls to vote on a $27.775 million school bond.

Billingsley Hyundai has been awarded the 2020 DealerRater Dealer of the Year award.

Here’s a look back at some of the GOOD NEWS stories from this week.

Crews in Duncan are continuing to make progress on the Heritage Trails Project.The plan is to construct a three-mile walking trail around Duncan Regional Hospital, the Simmons Center, and the Heritage Center.

How much things like insurance, transportation and groceries truly cost was at the center of a ‘Reality Check’ for Altus High School freshman Wednesday.

Students at Cameron University learned about self defense at their CU Be Safe event today.

Dreadnought Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Lawton has donated over 25,000 bottles of water to several city departments.

The Great Plains Technology Center Foundation celebrated its 40th anniversary Tuesday.

Duncan High School students showed off just how much money they were able to raise for two good causes through HALO week.

It was a special day for Troy Durham, as he was promoted from Detective to Lieutenant.

Here's a look back at some of the GOOD NEWS stories from this week.

A group of local kids gathered Thursday to make blankets for children in foster care.

The Chisholm Trail Heritage Center in Duncan is hosting their annual Youth Art Month which spotlights area high school artists and allows them to display their art work.

The Marlow Cemetery will be getting some much needed road repairs this summer, thanks to a $45,000 grant awarded to the city.

Despite being one of the smallest schools in the state with a team, the Frederick robotics team will soon be competing for a world championship.

The Lawton Public Library is sponsoring a Health Bingo Challenge and it starts Sunday.

It's officially March and Lawton Fort Sill Chamber of Commerce has many events planned this month. The events are open to the public and everyone is encouraged to come out.

A special livestock auction gave youngsters from all across southwest Oklahoma a chance to show their skills and earn some money!

KSWO won one of six different awards at a luncheon Friday put on by the Lawton-Fort Sill Chamber of Commerce.

A group of students with special needs got to tour Lawton City Hall Friday.

A group in Lawton donated art supplies to the Learning Tree Academy Friday.

The McCasland Foundation sponsored the River Otter Habitat Exhibit, which will have its official ribbon cutting ceremony Friday, March 6 at 10:30 a.m.

A Lawton couple has finally found some relief for their child who suffers from tourettes syndrome....using medical marijuana.

The Lawton Fort Sill Chamber of Commerce is challenging people to get more active to help build a healthier community.

The Lawton-Fort Sill Chamber of Commerce wants people to take a "Leap of Kindness" for this year's Leap Day.

A new program at the Lawton Correctional and Rehabilitation Facility is helping shelter dogs by allowing inmates to give them 24/7 care while training them.

To celebrate National Pancake Day and give back at the same time, the IHOP in Lawton is raising money for the Shriner's Children's Hospital.

Duncan High School's HALO week is underway, with students and the community raising money for good causes.

Eisenhower High School held an assembly Monday as part of their Beak week and Mr. EHS pageant.

In an attempt to connect the community through food, Hungry Hearts Feeding Ministry is looking for people to get involved with their cookbook.

If you were in Lawton in 1980, you likely remember Cameron Men's Basketball team taking home a national championship!

Saturday, 78 brave individuals participated in the annual Polar Plunge at the Lawton Country Club.

Cameron University welcomed a new class of athletes to its Athletic Hall of Fame, Friday night.

Students at the Gateway Success Center celebrated Ralphie the Labrador's birthday by donating to the Lawton Animal Welfare.

Cameron University's Sports and Exercise Science department has donated some new equipment to MacArthur High School.

Here's a look back at some of the GOOD NEWS stories from this week.

Three Stephens County legislators met with teachers and staff at Duncan Middle School Friday morning.

The Museum of the Great Plains recently turned one of their auditoriums into a movie room. They’re featuring their first full length documentary there right now.

TV and movie actor Kirk Cameron was in Lawton Thursday night to talk about how the Bible can better life at home.

Thursday, the Great Plains Republican Women made a generous donation of supplies to the Pregnancy Resource Center and the Lawton VA center.