Ambulance services in rural Oklahoma are finding it more difficult to operate because of increased supply costs, lack of paramedics and low reimbursement rates from Medicare, a Lawton ambulance service director said.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Gaps in cell phone service throughout much of rural Oklahoma is causing problems for public safety and ambulance providers responding to 911 calls, a state lawmaker said.
LAWTON — Cameron University will mark Veterans Day with a two-day event focused on organizations that offer support to veterans, active-duty soldiers and their families.
The stone Guard House at Fort Sill was built between 1872 and 1873 by the Buffalo Soldiers of the 10th Cavalry Regiment to house soldiers who violated military rules, hostile Indian leaders and civilian outlaws from Texas, Kansas and Arkansas seeking asylum in Indian Territory.
HINTON — A little more than an hour north of Elgin, along Interstate 40 and Route 66 in Hinton, is Red Rock Canyon Adventure Park.
ELGIN — Less than a month after the Elgin City Council adopted a fee schedule for medical marijuana-related businesses, the council has changed its mind.
ELGIN – After 28 years of holding the Devil Dog Run at Fort Sill by the Marine Corps Artillery Detachment the 10k, 5k and 1k fun run and walk will be held in Elgin on Saturday, Nov. 6.
After Kiowa Chief Lone Wolf invited Christian churches to establish missions among his tribe, the Women’s American Baptist Home Mission Society in Chicago, Illinois, sent a 31-year-old Scottish-Irish woman missionary by the name of Isabel Crawford to Saddle Mountain.
LAWTON — Latest figures from Comanche County Memorial Hospital indicate the number of COVID-19 cases is dropping.
ELGIN — The Elgin Public Works Authority will receive a $3.53 million loan from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board to upgrade the city’s wastewater system, the OWRB said Tuesday.
The loan will come from the OWRB’s Oklahoma Clean Water State Revolving Fund program.