Paula Van Drisse
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Altus Public Schools participates in Coaches vs. Cancer Campaign
Over the past week, Altus Public Schools took part in the American Cancer Society's "Coaches vs Cancer" campaign to raise funds for the fight against cancer. → Read More
Jim Thorpe Inpatient Rehabilitation Center Rehab Reunion
The Jim Thorpe Inpatient Rehabilitation Center at Comanche County Memorial Hospital invited current and past patients to the event to celebrate the success of their patients. → Read More
Art Walk and Flute Festival in Medicine Park
The Art Walk and Flute Festival kicked off Friday afternoon in Medicine Park, but for the following two days you’ll be able to hear live flute performances, see Native American dancing and buy artwork from artists across Texoma. → Read More
Cache woman charged in hit-and-run arrested
A woman charged in a hit and run in Cache last week has turned herself in to police. She's now been charged and arrested. → Read More
Lawton church to host giveaway event
A local church is preparing for its "Share Your Blessings" giveaway coming up this weekend. → Read More
Cache police identify hit-and-run driver
Cache police have identified the driver they say hit an elderly man last week and took off. → Read More
Elgin Community Library holds grand opening
After 5 months of remodeling, the Elgin Community Library held its grand opening celebration today. → Read More
Lawton woman pleads guilty to child abuse
A Lawton woman is behind bars and awaiting sentencing for the abuse of two young children. → Read More
Eisenhower Junior ROTC holds 9/11 memorial service
Tuesday morning in Lawton the Eisenhower High School Junior ROTC took part in a 9/11 memorial service including the lowering of the flag to half staff and the playing of Taps. → Read More
One charged in Duncan vehicle break-ins
One of three people arrested for a series of car break-ins and vandalism at a Duncan towing company has been charged in the crimes. → Read More
Many without power in Lawton's west side
About 6,500 people in Lawton were without power for nearly an hour Wednesday night. → Read More
Farm Hand Olympics kicks off Comanche Co. Free Fair
Dozens of children headed out to the Comanche County fairgrounds tonight to participate in the annual Farm Hand Olympics. → Read More
Masonic Lodge 183 donates to Lawton Food Bank
The Lawton Food Bank got a donation from Masonic Lodge 183 on Monday. The lodge donated a little more than $800 to the food bank. → Read More
Lawton man charged in weekend shooting
A Lawton man accused in a weekend shooting has now been charged. Police say 63-year-old Albert Morrison shot and wounded another man in Northeast Lawton Saturday. → Read More
Lawton Community Health Center holds open house
The Lawton Community Health Center held an open house event on Thursday night to showcase their newest clinic. → Read More
Altus Animal Shelter starts donation programs; receives grant
The Altus Animal shelter is kicking off a pair of donation programs and they say they'll match one dollar for every dollar raised. → Read More
No serious injuries in I-44 roll over wreck
Nobody was seriously injured in a crash between a sanitation truck and an SUV on I-44 north of Key Gate Monday afternoon. → Read More
Pick up drives through house in north Lawton
Emergency crews were called out to a home tonight near 28th and Northwest Williams in Lawton after a pickup truck drove right through part of a house. → Read More
Governor Mary Fallin signs bill restricting wind farms near mili
Governor Mary Fallin has signed into law a bill placing restrictions on wind energy farms with regards to military facilities, such as the Altus Air Force Base. → Read More
Comanche woman pleads guilty to bank fraud; filing false tax ret
A Comanche woman is facing federal prison time after admitting to embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars from the Duncan dental office where she worked. → Read More