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Be Our Guest: Kimberly Furrh, CPA Breaks Down Tax Season 2026
Tax Season 2026 is here—and federal changes from July 2025 are already causing confusion in Southwest Oklahoma. In Part 1 of Be Our Guest, Lawton CPA Kimberly Furrh explains what’s changed, what hasn’t, and why pay stubs matter this year for overtime, tips, child tax credits, deadlines, and extensions.
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Hello Lawton: What We Learned at the Ward 4 Town Hall
A recap of the Ward 4 Town Hall highlighting board vacancies, infrastructure planning, contractor oversight, and why committee meetings matter in how the City of Lawton operates.
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No Sunday Evening Crier tonight
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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🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Ryan “RJ” Davis Found Safe
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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Full Interview: DA Kyle Cabelka on Crime, Technology, and Community Trust
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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Daily Bell Ringer | January 8, 2026
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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Daily Bell Ringer | Tuesday – January 6, 2026
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…
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Daily Bell Ringer — Monday, January 5, 2026 🛎️
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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