Good morning, Lawton.

CASA of Southwest Oklahoma held its second annual Aloha for Advocacy fundraiser Wednesday at the Lawton Farmer’s Market.

The event featured multicultural storytelling performances — raising awareness for foster kids and channeling donations to support volunteer training and advocacy.

Crime Stoppers of Southwest Oklahoma is hosting a Dice Run fundraiser Saturday with registration starting at 9 a.m. at Diamondback Harley-Davidson in Lawton and a ride that will visit Kochendorfer Brewery in Duncan, Cotton Blossom Winery in Marlow, Rising Eagle Brewery in Elgin and Bootleggers in Medicine Park & return to the start by 2 p.m.

The Fort Sill National Landmark and Museum will unveil its renovated Native American Gallery on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; the exhibit is housed in Building 441 at 441 Geronimo Road and showcases the history of local Native American tribes.

Dr. Lance Janda, a history professor at Cameron University, explained how entertainment and politics have intertwined since colonial times in an interview on June 9, noting that messaging evolved from pamphlets to TikTok videos.

The Great Plains Technology Center hosted a two-week summer camp for sixth to eighth graders in Lawton, where hands-on sessions in carpentry + cosmetology helped them explore future career options.