Good morning, Lawton.

Brenda Spencer-Ragland revitalizes the C.

Carter Crane shelter in Lawton, enhancing its services and saving it from closure, significantly aiding the unhoused community.

The 'Hope for the Holidays Café' event in Lawton, designed to foster meaningful conversations among families, is set to strengthen community ties with support from local organizations.

Lawton police advise residents on methods to safeguard their belongings from burglaries during the holiday season, including storing gifts in car trunks and using outdoor lighting.

Pat Henry and Ridgecrest Elementary Schools were honored for their significant participation in the Spirit of Survival event to raise cancer awareness, each receiving $500.

The Lawton Farmers Market's annual 'Enchanted Christmas Evening' event, featuring local vendors and a visit from Santa, was celebrated for the second time, drawing community support.

Families in Lawton have a festive opportunity to enjoy breakfast with Santa, carols, presents, and activities at the Patterson Community Center.

Over 260 students in three Lawton Public Schools received bikes for maintaining perfect or near-perfect attendance, thanks to the Stanley Bruce Davis Foundation.

The Lawton Public Library, supported by a grant from AT&T, will offer free digital skills training on Dec.

18 and Dec. 19 to help community members navigate technology more effectively.

The Lawton Public Library, in collaboration with the Oklahoma Healthy Aging Initiative, will offer a six-week Tai Chi series starting Jan.

6 to enhance balance, flexibility, and overall wellness for people of all health levels.

Dr. Suzzane Barchers shares creative methods to teach children the importance of giving during the holiday season, focusing on practical projects and donations.