Over the past two years, law changes have led to a surge in the number of craft beers and breweries in the state of Oklahoma.
Whether it was organizing book closets or painting new hopscotch patterns on a playground blacktop, volunteers and local organizations gave back to the community on Friday as part of the United Way
A project to modernize the terminal at Lawton-Fort Sill Regional Airport is almost ready to launch, starting with the phase that will focus on the passenger boarding area.
Today is the 17th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is asking you to drop your unwanted and expired prescription drugs at various outlets across
A Friday evening accident sent one person to the hospital and two others were cited.
“Avengers: Endgame,” the culmination of more than 10 years of storytelling across the 22 movies of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has finally arrived in theaters today and comic book fans are ecsta
The Lawton-Fort Sill Chamber of Commerce’s second annual Multi-Domain Fires Banquet got off to a rousing start Thursday.
For 27 years, Dewayne Burk has served Lawton as a firefighter and, for the last 6 years, as its fire chief.
A family escaped an early morning house fire Thursday because one of the residents was awakened by smoke.
A high tea at the historic Mattie Beal Home will be held Saturday from 2-4 p.m. The event is to raise money for the venue. The Mattie Beal Home is located at SW 5th Street and Summit.
The state Medical Examiner issued a summary report in the death of a 34-year-old Lawton man.
The distinctive shape of a new middle school is taking shape in west Lawton, while students at seven elementary schools now have the option of safe rooms in severe weather.
Lawton High students received academic letters and bars Thursday from The Lawton Constitution.
As host for the 2019 Fires Conference, Maj. Gen. Wilson A.
In facing Special District Judge Grant Shepard Wednesday morning to the accusation of embezzling $6,000 through the “Think Lawton” group, Lawton City Councilman
Lawton teens will get the chance to learn about city government in a unique format, under a proposal unanimously adopted Tuesday by the Lawton City Council.
Eisenhower High students received academic letters and bars Wednesday from The Lawton Constitution.
The Lawton Community Foundation awarded $28,500 in scholarships to 15 high school seniors from Lawton and the surrounding area at the Foundation’s annual scholarship breakfast Wednesday at Cameron
A Lawton City Councilman has been accused of embezzling $6,000 through the “Think Lawton” group.
At 5 p.m. on Friday, the drive-in experience returns to Lawton for one night only with Family Promise of Lawton’s Inaugural Box City Drive-In at the Great Plains Coliseum, 920 S. Sheridan.
Investigators continue to follow leads and speak with potential witnesses in the April 6 murder of a 24-year-old man.
Members of the Lawton Economic Development Authority have moved to the next phase of a development project intended to bring an Oklahoma City-based restaurant to downtown Lawton.
The “best of the best” of Lawton Public Schools were recognized and honored Tuesday during the LPS Celebration.
Raytheon is developing a long-range missile for the Army’s Precision Strike Missile requirement that will allow the Army to field twice as many missiles on its existing launch vehicles, according t
Southwestern Medical Center (SWMC) announced the return of neurosurgeon David Pagnanelli, MD, after a brief retirement in December 2018.
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