The Altus community is coming together to remodel the home of a mother in need and they’re looking for volunteers to help.

Walters Elementary School held a special event to celebrate Grandparent's Day.

Bethlehem Baptist Church Women's Ministry came together to host a community clothes drive to reach out to those in need.

The United Way of Stephens County held their 2nd annual BBQ Showdown Saturday at Fuqua Park to kick off their annual campaign.

The streets of historic downtown Duncan were packed with wine-lovers over the weekend.

The Lawton organization, The Great 580 hosted their second annual Just Hoop 2.0 tournament Saturday at the Cameron Aggie Rec Center.

Downtown C Avenue in Lawton was full of activities and vendors Saturday for the fall Open Streets event.

Southwest Oklahoma’s fire departments were well represented Saturday at the OKC 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb.

Lawton Police held a retirement reception Friday for deputy chief William Hines.

A new booster club has been put together at Sullivan Village Elementary School in Lawton.

A basketball player from Lawton is moving to Serbia to follow his dreams of being a professional basketball player.

Here is the Good News from this week.

It's football season and that means the wonderful sounds of marching bands will fill stadiums across Texoma.Each week our photojournalist Elizabeth Skahill is going to highlight a different school band from our area. This week is Duncan High School.

A 7-year-old from southwest Oklahoma is doing his part to help those affected by Hurricane Dorian.

The Comanche County Free Fair is this week and kicked off with the Farm Hand Olympics.

A local journeyman lineman with Cotton Electric continues work to bring electricity to a remote village in Guatemala.

Olive Garden reached out and gave the firefighters working this labor day to give them a meal.

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

Football fans descend on Norman to celebrate the return of the college football season.

I love it all and I can’t wait for gameday. Boomer Sooner baby,” said Sayre Tillery, from Walters High School.

Lawton public schools police now have enough officers to cover every school in the district.

Ed and Teresa Trope were nominated by their son for the contest after he submitted a 1,000 word essay on the two.

Ed and Teresa Trope were nominated by their son for the contest after he submitted a 1,000 word essay on the two.

Since late March, Jamey Foshee has been on a mission. Meet as many people as possible and sit down to talk for an hour over an occasional adult beverage, but more often cup of coffee. After a quick picture at the end, Foshee writes a summary of the visit on his "Coffee with Fosh" FB and Instagram.

At Thursday’s game, players, coaches, and fans all dressed in white, and called it “White Out Cancer.”

The Arvest Foundation made a large donation to ensure Texoma's Goodwills can continue to serve their areas.

The money raised from last weekend's project home tour was donated to Food for Kids.

There were many carnival games and raffles, all to raise money for school supplies for local area kids.

The Great Plains Technology Center celebrated the grand opening of a new lab Wednesday that they hope will help local businesses.

A Cache high school football player is kicking for his community this year, more specifically for the Cache Special Olympics.

The Salt of the Earth Ministries is now offering fresh produce to the community absolutely free.

The "Discovering Your Spark" Workshop was held to help military spouses find their passions.

The fountain will help to aerate the lake, keeping the waters clear of moss and allowing the fish to survive.

A man in Cache has made an impact on many generations, both in the classroom and on the bus. His teaching days are over, but he is still driving, 43 years later.

Raytheon employees gathered at the Lawton/Fort Sill Veterans Center to give back to our local veterans.

The community is invited out this weekend to the 2019 Fall Tour of Homes, and to view this year’s project home.

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

Just east of the Apache Casino Hotel, you'll find food trucks, bounce houses, pony rides, live music and of course, balloons!

Representatives Daniel Pae & Trey Caldwell, and Senator Chris Kidd served loaded baked potatoes to soldiers and their families.

Monday officials with Altus Public Schools welcomed 4 brand new activity shuttle buses to the district!

A facade grant was given to Southwest Crop Insurance.

Main Street Altus is honoring veterans with Heritage Banners and this year they will be on display longer than before.

Zumba instructors from across Oklahoma came out to participate in a fundraiser for Alzheimer's. The McMahon Tomlinson Nursing and Rehabilitation Center’s Memory Care Unit came together to put on the event.

Cameron University kicked off the 2019 fall semester with a Back to School Block Party. They put this on every year the day before classes start, and this time it was held both inside and outside because of the heat.

Veteran groups in Southwest Oklahoma are joining forces to provide Veterans and their Families with resources to combat PTSD.

Families and friends gathered at Marlow Middle School to support Tanner Southerland on his first public walkathon.

The food was provided by Shay's Catering who served people a plate full. Not only did people eat, volunteers spent time interacting with everyone who stopped by.

Saturday, shelters across the country participated in the clear the shelters event, a pet adoption drive to give every animal a good home.

Several Lawton Elementary Schools are celebrating their brand new safe rooms.

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

Local artists, both experienced and novice met to paint flower pots.

The Elgin community came together to provide students and teachers the supplies they need for school this year.

A church in Cache held a back to school luncheon for educators in the area Tuesday.

Walters Public Schools was given a $5,000 donation Monday to better supply their students and staff.

A local cowboy took home the gold at this years Lawton Rangers PRCA Rodeo in the bull riding event.

The 4th Annual Sparkle Women's Conference draws 400-500 women from all around the state, North Texas and the surrounding region.

Families and friends lined the streets in downtown Lawton, admiring the different groups passing by at the Lawton Rangers Rodeo Parade.

AMBUCS chapters in Lawton completed their latest construction project, a ramp and deck at the Museum of the Great Plains.