Good morning, Lawton.

The Tomato Festival returns at Lawton Farmers Market on Saturday, Jul.

11 with a salsa contest, tomato judging, and fresh produce alongside Let’s Get Moving Lawton fitness activities. A free art show reception is held Friday, Jul. 10 at Leslie Powell Gallery — all events are open to the public.

Local band Country Jamm Band, made up entirely of military veterans, performed at community events across southwest Oklahoma and at the Lawton-Fort Sill Freedom Fest on June 27 — honoring service and bringing people together through live music.

Boots & Badges blood drives will return soon to Lawton and Duncan.

Lawton Police will host donation events at the Great Plains Coliseum Prairie Building and at a Duncan venue, offering community members a chance to donate blood and help others.

The International Festival Committee is hosting the Veterans vs. Active Duty Crazy 7 Bowling Tournament at Fort Sill’s Twin Oaks Bowling Alley on July 18 from 1 to 6 p.m. Four-person teams and civilians pay ($40 per bowler) while sponsors can join and enjoy a raffle with multiple prizes.