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Pumpkin Picking Season Arrives Across Southwest Oklahoma With Five Patches Opening Weekends This Month
Southwest Oklahoma's got five pumpkin patches spread across 14 counties this fall. One's been running since 2002, and there's a brand new spot that has already opened for the season near Snyder.
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National Public Lands Day to kick off at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - National Public Lands Day is taking place this Saturday. All across the country, volunteers will help clean up state and national parks. The Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge has been participating in National Public Lands Day for the last few years. It’s an event that continues to...
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Community Conversations: Great Bavarian Circus makes way to Lawton
On today’s segment of Community Conversations 7News anchor Katie Wittman took to the field to meet with circus performer Damien Spindler.
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Community Conversations: New sober living house in Duncan to host grand opening
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) — On today’s edition of Community Conversations, 7News’ Katie Wittman sat down with Dr. Trinh Bender and Michelle Monroe from the Cedar House in Duncan. The Cedar House is a sober living house for women meant to help those who are recovering from alcohol...
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Festival Of The Wichitas Brings Carnival Rides And Hayrides To Cache On Saturday, Oct. 3
Southwest Oklahoma's biggest fall festival lands in Cache on Saturday, Oct. 3. The Festival of the Wichitas brings pumpkins, carnival rides, a petting zoo, food trucks, and close to a hundred local craft vendors to the Sonrise Adult & Teen Challenge campus.
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Clint Langford resigns as County Emergency Management director
LAWTON - After 35 years as a first responder, the last five as Comanche County — Lawton Emergency Management director, Clint Langford is stepping down. In a Friday, email, Langford notified County Commissioners Ryan John, Josh Powers, and Johnny Owens, along with County Clerk Carrie Tubbs and Lawton City Manager John Ratliff, of his decision. He gave three weeks’ notice.
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Kiowa Happenings: Chairman Sullivan speaks on restoration projects and upcoming events
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - On Wednesday, Sept. 23, Kiowa Chairman David Sullivan joined anchor Tarra Jones for a recurring segment of “Kiowa Happenings.”. During the visit, Chairman Sullivan spoke about work to be done at Indian City, the Tour of the Rainy Mountains, and more. To hear more about...
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City of Lawton celebrates Fall Open Streets event with bike rides, obstacle course and activities bringing community together on C Avenue
Lawton, OK – The City of Lawton celebrated a successful Fall Open Streets event on C Avenue, bringing families, friends and community members together for a day of activities and entertainment. Attendees took part in a variety of activities, including bike riding, obstacle courses, playing catch, shooting hoops and...
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Dedication planned for historical marker at Craterville Park in Cache
CACHE, Okla. (KSWO) — A dedication from the Oklahoma Historical Society is planned for a historical marker in Cache on Sept. 29 at 11:30 a.m. The historical marker will commemorate Craterville Park, established by Frank S. Rush in 1923 at the Lazy Buffalo Cabins at 16260 Oklahoma Highway 115.
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Monday with the Mayor: Lawton Mayor Stan Booker speaks ahead of city council meeting
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - On Monday, Sept. 21, Lawton Mayor Stan Booker joined 7News’ Dave Hunter to discuss the latest happening in the city. They spoke on the upcoming special council meeting on homelessness, traffic safety initiatives and more. To hear more about the work being done in Lawton,...
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Billingsley one of 55 Over 55 Inspiring Oklahomans
After nearly three decades of business leadership in Lawton and years of community service focused on strengthening the connection between Fort Sill and Southwest Oklahoma, Janie Billingsley has been selected as one of Oklahoma’s 55 Over 55 Inspiring Oklahomans. Billingsley is among 55 Oklahomans being recognized this year for...
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Kiowa Tribe health programs team up for ‘Save a Life’ event in Carnegie
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Multiple Kiowa Tribe health programs teamed up for a Save a life event in Carnegie Tuesday. The event featured a resource fair and a one-mile walk for Life. Organizers say this event was a way to come together as a united front and show members of the community who might be suffering with mental health issues or substance abuse or know someone who is exactly what kind of help is available.