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Community remembers longtime Oklahoma Highway Patrol lieutenant (opens the original)
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ALTUS, Okla. — The Altus community gathered to welcome home Lieutenant George Dickerson, who served with the Oklahoma Highway Patrol for more than 30 years. Sirens filled the streets as Dickerson was escorted north on Veterans Drive to Lowell-Tims Funeral Home, where family and neighbors came together to remember the man who spent three decades serving them. The Dickerson family says he was supportive and loving and showed that to everyone in his life. He encouraged others to pursue their dreams
Lawton Food Bank to hold tours Tuesday for Hunger Action Day (opens the original)
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LAWTON, Okla. — The Lawton Food Bank is serving more than 6,000 additional people each month compared to this time last year, a rise officials tie to increases in the cost of food since the government shutdown a year ago. Alex Minter McCann, executive director of the Lawton Food Bank, said several factors are driving demand. “Everything contributes to the rising cost of food across our entire country, from rising fuel costs to changes in SNAP benefits and work requirements, families that never n
Veterans council hosts candidate town hall in Lawton (opens the original)
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LAWTON, Okla. — Veterans and local voters spent the afternoon face-to-face with candidates in Lawton Sunday. The Comanche County Veterans Council hosted a community candidate town hall at VFW Post 5263. Candidates for state, federal and local offices were invited to speak directly to veterans, their families and community members about the issues that matter most to them. Ron Albert with VFW Post 5263 said candidates were given two to three minutes to speak about themselves. “Today we gave candi
Volunteers clean up Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge for Public Lands Day (opens the original)
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LAWTON, Okla. — Volunteers headed to the Corrals Saturday morning for National Public Lands Day at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. Groups worked to clean, clear and care for the trails and open spaces in an effort to protect the land thousands of visitors enjoy every year. Matthew Baxley, assistant scoutmaster for Troop 365, said the group was glad to take part. “We’re glad to be apart of it and here to protect our national lands,” Baxley said. “It’s really great to see like minded people
Family Promise of Lawton grills hot dogs to support families in crisis (opens the original)
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LAWTON, Okla. — Family Promise of Lawton spent Saturday grilling hot dogs to help local families in need. The group held a fundraiser at Atwoods Ranch & Home. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., folks could grab two hot dogs and a drink for a dollar. Organizers also offered baked goods for donations, along with extra toppings for anyone who wanted to give more. All the money raised helps Family Promise support homeless children and their families during a crisis. Alicia Wirkkala, assistant director of Lawto
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