Local Artist planning music video shoot leads to riot rumors
LAWTON, Okla. (TNN) – Rumors of a riot shut down several Lawton businesses last Friday prompting some to board up their windows. Local Rap Artist Christian Lane better knows as C-Lane said he was highly upset when he received several screenshots saying he was going to start a riot in his hometown.
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Non-profit organization makes hand soap and face masks for healthcare workers
Non-profit organization makes hand soap and face masks for healthcare workers
LAWTON, Okla. (TNN) -A non-profit organization is lending a helping hand amid the coronavirus by making face masks and hand soap for medical personnel. Order of the Eastern Star is a non-profit organization that strives to help the community in any way possible. Over the last week, they have been working to make face masks.
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Actor Kirk Cameron brings ‘Living Room Reset’ tour to Lawton
Actor Kirk Cameron brings ‘Living Room Reset’ tour to Lawton
LAWTON, Okla. (TNN) – TV and movie actor Kirk Cameron was in Lawton Thursday night to talk about how the Bible can better life at home. It was part of Cameron’s “Living Room Reset” event at Lawton First Assembly. He talked about the struggles of marriage and parenting, and how application of scripture can help those troubles.