VFW Post 1193 is working to make sure every Veteran at the Lawton Fort Sill VA Center celebrates the holiday season.

The Apache Casino Ballroom will play host for the 8th annual reception and recognition banquet for the Lawton Fort Sill Fires Chapter of the Association of the US Army.

The ceremony to unveil the new highway signage dedicated to the Gold Star families in the community will be November 15th from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Lawton-Fort Sill Chamber.

The Fort Sill Education Center will celebrate American Education Week, November 18th through the 22nd.

Representatives from several local veteran organizations took part in a Veterans Day ceremony at Sunset Memorial Gardens Monday afternoon.

It started with a free meal for active duty military and veterans and then, Cameron's ROTC unit posted the colors to start a Veterans Day ceremony.

The Comanche County Veterans Council held a ceremony Monday to honor those who served our country.

Representatives from 29 different organizations were on campus, connecting with veterans, service members and their dependents.

Members of Grandfield 4-H honored veterans Wednesday.

Altus Air Force Base has unveiled a brand new Boom Instructor Platform.

The Commanding General of Fort Sill, Major General Wilson Shoffner, joins Monte and Caitlin in studio to talk about the latest going on on post.

Coming up next month, wreaths will be laid on the graves of local fallen veterans and you can help.

Officials say a deer was poached about a week ago.

The Boys and Girls Club of America and Raytheon are partnering up to bring what's called the STEM Centers of Innovation to Fort Sill.

Families of fallen service members know more about the educational opportunities available to them thanks to a national organization.

Gold Star families were invited out to an annual tea party.

Several groups joined forces Friday to help homeless veterans in the Lawton/Fort Sill community.

2018's LinkedIn top voice helped people perfect their profiles and their job search.

A staff sergeant and boxer from Fort Sill is preparing to run a more than 100-mile ultramarathon in Oklahoma City.

The Long Range Precision Fires Commander on Fort Sill has a new rank.

Cameron University's Department of Military Science hosted area high school students interested in getting involved in Junior ROTC.

A Garrison command sergeant major change of responsibility ceremony was held Friday morning at Fort Sill in front of Taylor Hall.

Lowell-Tims Funeral Home and the VFW in Altus are holding a celebration of life for a veteran without any living friends or family.

The mother of a Fort Sill soldier, who was shot and killed outside a Lawton bar, is pleading for answers in her son’s murder.

New soldiers entering the Army from the civilian medical side got the chance to learn about military history Wednesday on Fort Sill.

Fort Sill held a combined farewell ceremony for Brigadier General Russell Johnson and welcome ceremony for Brigadier General Thomas Spencer this morning at McNair Hall.

A hazardous materials or hazmat response is critical for fire departments, and this week the Fort Sill Fire Department is conducting their hazmat training.

An expansion for a company in Elgin that makes combat vehicles for the Army is finished.

Hundreds of area students experienced history at Fort Sill's Old Post Quadrangle as a part of the post's Frontier Army Days.

Two veterans will be added to Fort Sill’s Wall of Heroes after an induction ceremony at the Lawton-Fort Sill Veterans Center.

The Stand Down is free to all veterans.

The event showcased the capabilities of base fire crews as they combated live fires, highlighting the importance of fire safety and prevention.

If you were in downtown Lawton Friday afternoon, chances are you heard music coming from the Benjamin O. Davis High-Rise.

The Blackout Rucking Crew is holding a drive to collect pet supplies for Lawton Animal Welfare.

To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, Fort Sill's Reynolds Army Health Clinic hosted a luncheon Thursday.

More than 80 vendors showed up for the 41st Annual Retiree Appreciation Days Open House Thursday on Fort Sill.

The 41st Annual Retiree Appreciation Days is slated for later this week at Fort Sill.

Students at Freedom Elementary School on Fort Sill took part in a color run.

Over 100 military veterans made their way to Fort Sill Thursday for a hiring fair.

The FIRES chapter of the Association of the United States Army gave back to a program Wednesday that helps soldiers and their families.

The Vietnam Veterans Association Chapter 751 held their 15th annual golf tournament Monday at Fort Sill.

The Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs has a new leader after its former director resigned on Friday.

Cameron University is making sure veterans and active service members are taken care of with a visit from the Department of Veteran's Affairs.

A Lawton man who served in the Vietnam and Korean Wars was laid to rest on Fort Sill on Tuesday.

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

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

VA representatives from Oklahoma City came down to Altus to help local veterans.

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

Cameron University's Department of Military Sciences welcomed new students Thursday for their freshman orientation.

Every week for the last two months, 7NEWS Anchor Caitlin Williams has followed the D-Battery, 1st Battalion, 40th Field Artillery on Fort Sill. She’s given us a look at what it takes to get through basic training, but now that journey has come to an end.

Basic trainees in the Delta Battery, 1st Battalion, 40th Field Artillery finally reunite with their loved ones on Family Day.

Fort Sill's 77th Army Band's Centerfire Rock Band held a special summer concert Thursday on Post, bringing some musical fun to the community.

Trainees are nearing the end of basic training on Fort Sill and Week 8, they went through final inspections.

A spokesperson for Senator Jim Inhofe says migrant children will NOT be housed at Fort Sill after all.

Senator Jim Inhofe says that 1,600 migrant children expected to be housed at Fort Sill will not be crossing into Oklahoma anytime soon.

5th Battalion, 5th Air Defense Artillery return home

Neither Fort Sill nor the US Department of Health and Human Services have an update on when migrant children detained at the US-Mexico border might be brought here for temporary housing.

It's week 7 for basic trainees on Fort Sill and Wednesday, they went head to head with combatives.