Women’s History Month has highlighted the vital role of women in American history since 1981, and today we continue that tradition by spotlighting women in law enforcement, right here in Lawton.
The Adopt a Child campaign at the boys and girls club in Lawton is now underway. Jacobi Crowley, the executive director of the club, said this fundraiser is to help as many children as possible have a successful future.
The Mountain Metro AMBUCS’ annual Trykes n Tread Car Show allows the non-profit organization to purchase and provide Amtryke’s to those with mobility limitations
The Oklahoma Historical Society is sponsoring a travel contest and you won’t need to leave the state to have fun in this adventure. All you have to do is visit museums and historic sites around Oklahoma.
Neris said veterans don’t receive the recognition or appreciation they deserve, and that was another factor way they decided to hand out Valentine’s Day Cards.
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, but that doesn’t mean you already have your gifts picked out. Prepared or not, businesses across Lawton are ready for last-minute orders.
If you clean up a specific creek two or more times a year, you can even have a sign placed at the creek, with you or your organization’s name, through their Adopt-a-Stream program.
Construction is underway at the Medicine Park Zoo and Aquarium for a new enclosure for Ky, their resident grey fox, but they admit they could use a helping hand after funding fell short. That’s why a group of kids is diving in head first, to get this fox a home
The Center says it’s proud that not one patient has ever been turned away because of an inability to pay and they’re holding a fundraiser this Saturday to make sure it stays that way.
We previously introduced you to twins Nathan and Zane, and tonight you’re going to meet a kid we personally loved hanging out with when we met him and his grandmother last week: two-year-old Kallen Fontenot.
The chapter is known for giving out items like ramps and AmTrykes at no cost to assist people who may have issues with mobility or getting around on their own.
Ron Nance, owner of the Oaks Development Company in Lawton, was inducted as the 2023 OkHBA President during the organization’s annual installation banquet in Oklahoma City.
Enrollment at Gabriel’s House, which is an after-school program in Duncan, has skyrocketed. Because of that, they’re working to build their own building.
A Native American artist and Lawton native has joined a long list of legendary artists, after being commissioned to immortalize Wilma Mankiller in a portrait for the Oklahoma State Capitol.
Altus Air Force Base held a celebration for its 80th anniversary on Tuesday. The base has trained approximately 70% of the country’s mobility airmen since its original founding.
The Comanche Nation had an eventful year, from addressing mental and physical health within the community to the long-awaited return of one of their biggest events.
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