Cameron Clark searches for Easter eggs Friday morning at Bishop School at an egg hunt sponsored for the school by Prince Hall Masonic Lodge No. 9.
Masons provide students with eggs to hunt
Laughing children combed the playground at Bishop School Friday morning in search of brightlycolored plastic eggs in the latest example of the partnership between the school and a local Masonic lodge.
Former District Court Judge Allen C. McCall, left, shakes hands with Comanche County District Court Judge Emmit Tayloe after a swearing-in ceremony Friday afternoon at the Comanche County Courthouse. Tayloe was appointed by the governor to fill the vacancy left by McCall last fall.
Tayloe takes oath of office as new district court judge
Friday afternoon wasn't the first time former District Judge Allen McCall has asked Comanche County District Court Judge Emmit Tayloe to repeat an oath after him, but it was the first time the former judge gave something away to the longtime defense attorney  the seat in his former courtroom.
From left, community activist William Cunningham, Sierra Club Texas representative Sarah Sharif, Cameron University professor Jerry Dodd and local resident Ralph Bryant discuss the issue of out-of-state smog and pollution affecting Southwest Oklahoma during a community meeting Thursday in Medicine Park.
Club addresses issue of Texas pollution
The Sierra Club hosted a clean discussion on a dirty topic Thursday in Medicine Park.
Dale Robinson exhibits several types of materials that can be used to soften up Lawton’s clay soils and help get water into the ground for people interested in worms as a natural alternative to chemical fertilizers for spurring plant growth
Business worms its way into the modern market
When Dale Robinson started looking into vermiculture and reading up on what others were doing in this field, he saw room for improvement.
Rattlesnakes are more popular than ever right now in Apache during the annual Apache Rattlesnake Festival.
Thousands flock to rattlesnake fest
APACHE  Afraid or not, thousands of people are turning out this weekend for the annual Apache Rattlesnake Festival.
Lily Stewart, 12, looks on as her father and Oklahoma University photography professor Todd Stewart shows a picture to Carla Dodson during rehearsals for the annual Holy City Easter Pageant. Todd Stewart is photographing the pageant and the Holy City for a project on Southwest Oklahoma.
Photographer captures pageant images
The Holy City of the Wichitas museum is getting an update thanks to the dedication of a long-time visitor.
Cameron Clark searches for Easter eggs Friday morning at Bishop School at an egg hunt sponsored for the school by Prince Hall Masonic Lodge No. 9.
Former District Court Judge Allen C. McCall, left, shakes hands with Comanche County District Court Judge Emmit Tayloe after a swearing-in ceremony Friday afternoon at the Comanche County Courthouse. Tayloe was appointed by the governor to fill the vacancy left by McCall last fall.
From left, community activist William Cunningham, Sierra Club Texas representative Sarah Sharif, Cameron University professor Jerry Dodd and local resident Ralph Bryant discuss the issue of out-of-state smog and pollution affecting Southwest Oklahoma during a community meeting Thursday in Medicine Park.
Dale Robinson exhibits several types of materials that can be used to soften up Lawton’s clay soils and help get water into the ground for people interested in worms as a natural alternative to chemical fertilizers for spurring plant growth
Rattlesnakes are more popular than ever right now in Apache during the annual Apache Rattlesnake Festival.
Lily Stewart, 12, looks on as her father and Oklahoma University photography professor Todd Stewart shows a picture to Carla Dodson during rehearsals for the annual Holy City Easter Pageant. Todd Stewart is photographing the pageant and the Holy City for a project on Southwest Oklahoma.

Sports

Board votes Edelman as Ike coach

After a confusing end to a special meeting of the Lawton Board of Education, Eisenhower High School has a new head football coach, however, it wasn't the man more than 100 Lawtonians came to the Sh

Styles

This undated photo provided by A Thrifty Mom shows the use of shaving cream and liquid food coloring to dye hard-boiled eggs which gives them a tie-dyed effect.
Frothy fun: dyeing Easter eggs in shaving cream

If dyeing Easter eggs with vinegar and color tablets is feeling old, reach for a new duo: shaving cream and liquid food coloring. 

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