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Anadarko youth powwow honors indigenous children on Every Child Matters day (opens the original)
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ANADARKO, Okla. (KSWO) - Anadarko community members observed Every Child Matters Day with a youth powwow at the Apache Tribal Community Center. The powwow featured traditional dancing, music and culture to celebrate resilience and honor the hardships of previous generations. “Today we decided to do a youth-led pow wow with our youth head staff,” Youth Secretary Peggy Maynahonah said. “We’re just gonna honor every child that’s out here dancing today. I hope they take away the songs, the knowledge
Former inmate’s vision helps open Stephens County’s first sober living home for women (opens the original)
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LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) -In rural Oklahoma, access to critical recovery and medical services is often limited. Now, Stephens County is taking a significant step forward with the opening of its first sober living facility for women. The Cedar House Bridgeway to Hope Foundation was born out of founder Michelle Monroe’s journey through addiction and recovery. “I lost everything, including my children. I’ve actually been in prison, and I got out almost seven years ago,” Monroe said. “Since then, I have
Republican runoff set for Oklahoma State Senate District 32 open seat (opens the original)
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LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - The Oklahoma State Senate District 32 Republican runoff election is set to kick off soon. Dusty Deevers lost his seat in the primary, so that means District 32 is guaranteed a new state senator. Jean Hausheer challenged Deevers back in 2023. Now she faces Curtis Erwin. Both candidates are from Elgin. Hausheer is a doctor. Erwin is a pastor. Both candidates say rural hospitals and the shortage of medical staff are top priorities. Erwin says he was born and raised in Southwe
Comanche Indian Veterans Association holds 50th anniversary banquet (opens the original)
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LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - The Comanche Indian Veterans Association held a banquet Tuesday, marking their 50th anniversary. During the celebration, previous princesses were recognized, as well as special veteran guests and families. Guests enjoyed the meal, which included a 50th anniversary cake. Princess Aalynn Codopony was honored to meet with past leaders who helped build the organization. “I’m excited to meet a bunch of people who took part in the making of the organization and I’m excited to me
Standing room only at Lawton homelessness forum (opens the original)
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LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - The first Community Action Forum on homelessness drew a standing-room-only crowd Thursday, bringing together people from across the community to discuss the city’s growing homeless population. Organizer Brenda Spencer-Ragland said, “I am encouraged by the turnout and want city leaders to use data and public input to make informed decisions. This is trying to come together to give the city leadership an opportunity to look at the facts… hear the citizens’ concerns and make
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