🎥 Lawton Connect: Episode 7! From what goes down the drain to clean water flowing back into our community, the Wastewater Treatment Plant works around the clock to safely treat, clean, and protect our water every single day! 💧🙌 Learn more about what they do and how you can help keep Lawton beautiful in this week’s Lawton Connect! 🌟 | Lawton Oklahoma, City Government

Episode 14 of Lawton’s Legacy: In this episode, Mayor Booker and City Manager John Ratliff cover: 🎄Holiday in the Park Parade 🚀Propel 2040 …and much more! | Lawton Oklahoma, City Government

153K views · 1.3K reactions | LAWTON AQUATICS CENTER GRAND OPENING! Saturday, August 16th. 9 a.m. Elmer Thomas Park. Be there. And bring a swimsuit! 拾☀️ We will hold a short grand opening ceremony & then we hope you'll enjoy cooling off in this beautiful aquatics facility! We will remain open for as long as we can! Keep an eye out for more information! To learn more, visit https://bit.ly/LawtonAquatics | Lawton Oklahoma, City Government | Facebook

The Hidden History of Oklahoma’s Route 66 — an important look at the sundown towns, safe havens, and stories connected to the Mother Road. Go back with us, and unveil the history that many people never learned. Premieres December 11. Subscribe to the Oklahoma's Own YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLo8N4raWmRfY33eN64ER3w Presented by Chevy Drives Oklahoma. #oklahoma #documentary #route66 | KOTV - News On 6

Rogers Lane, a then-dirt road on the edge of Lawton, Oklahoma, became the final resting place for a man whose life—and death—would leave more questions than answers in the early morning hours of July 21, 1982. Just after 7:00 a.m., a passing motorist traveling along Rogers Lane, the road that separates Lawton from Fort Sill, noticed a body lying near the shoulder. When authorities arrived, they determined the man had been killed only moments before. His body was still warm. The victim was James