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No Sunday Evening Crier tonight — we’re taking care of things on the homefront. We’ll be back next week with a new episode. Thanks for understanding and for supporting Lawton Town Crier.

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Ryan “RJ” Davis, the missing boy from Chickasha, has been found alive, according to a statement provided to Lawton Town Crier by Chickasha Mayor Zachary Grayson.

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In this full, unedited On The Record interview, Garrett Jackson (Lawton Town Crier) sits down with Oklahoma District 5 District Attorney Kyle Cabelka to discuss how prosecution works in practice—and what trends are shaping public safety in Comanche and Cotton Counties.

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A Lawton authority meets today with financial and policy items on the agenda, as a statewide federal court case continues to shape how jurisdiction and enforcement issues are interpreted across Oklahoma.

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Today’s Daily Bell Ringer covers dry weather across Texoma, Lawton park operating hours, a Comanche County industrial development meeting, and a statewide judicial pay recommendation. A quick daily rundown of local and regional headlines — including weather, public records, education, and sports — from Lawton Town Crier. Short, factual, and to the point.

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Quick morning briefing with a brief weather outlook, a local update on the Westwin public records release, a reminder about Cameron University’s Enrollment Saturday, and an update on the Oklahoma Attorney General’s State Farm lawsuit.

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In the days following the December 18, 2025 Lawton Economic Development Authority (LEDA) meeting, a lot has been said online about Westwin and what happened behind the scenes. Tonight, instead of reacting to rumors or speculation, we slow this down and ground the discussion in the public record.

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Here’s today’s quick, factual briefing for Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma: • Overnight Comanche County Detention Center bookings • Lawton case involving a machete incident (court records update) • Stephens County Christmas Day shooting update (forensic work with the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation) • Oklahoma election calendar changes under Senate Bill 652 (effective Jan.…
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A quick rundown of what’s happening locally and across the state this morning — including weather, public records activity, higher education news, and a college football recap. Watch here: Short, factual, and to the point. More context later.

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LAWTON, Okla. — (Dec. 30, 2025) — The City of Lawton has released a number of documents in response to an Oklahoma Open Records Act request filed by Lawton Town Crier seeking public records related to Westwin Elements and the termination of the large-scale commercial refinery component associated with the Westwin project.