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Chairman Lawrence SpottedBird joined 7News for another edition of Kiowa Happenings.

Juneteenth is a little over a month away and before then, Lawton is also preparing for a special visitor known as the “Grandmother of Juneteenth.”

Nearly 200 soldiers graduated from basic training in a ceremony at the Cache Creek Chapel on April 26.

Baby Boomers might remember lyrics from the 70′s song, “Starting All Over Again” is going to be rough, but that isn’t quite the case for Lawton businesswoman Jennifer Ellis.

There are more than 70,000 women on active duty in the U. S. Army. 1,000 of them, enlisted and officers, not counting basic trainees are stationed at Ft. Sill.

The McMahon Memorial Auditorium is hosting the Dallas Black Dance Theater on Thursday evening.

The McMahon Memorial Auditorium is hosting the Dallas Black Dance Theater on Thursday evening.

Black History Month begins on Thursday with the annual signing of the proclamation at the McMahon Memorial Auditorium, the 2024 theme is “African Americans and the Arts.”

State Senator Dusty Deevers filed Senate Bill 1958, which would change the reasons the district court will grant a divorce.

After two decades of serving as the president of Cameron University, John McArthur is retiring.