Food

Remember Taft Grocery? If you grew up in Lawton, OK. I'm sure you do and that you miss it. There was a rumor a while back that this legendary mom & pop store was going to reopen its doors. That was back in 2020, so whatever happened to all the rumors, and were any of them true?

Today is the day, happy 420! To celebrate there are several Lawton, Fort Sill restaurants that are doing special offers and discounts today in observance of 420.

Sure, chicken is chicken, but it's not all equal.

It's been two long years. if you haven't heard the glorious news yet, they're bringing it back! Mexican Pizza will be returning to the menu at all the Lawton, Fort Sill Taco Bell restaurants. About damn time!

It's the perfect Easter weekend get-together! The Lawton, Fort Sill 'Eats & Beats' returns this weekend on Saturday, April 16th (04-16-22) from 5:00-pm to 10:00-pm at the Comanche County Fairgrounds.

Turns out you can get full on fancy.

Here comes Peter Cottontail! It's hard to believe that Easter is this Sunday. Thus the annual fest of chocolate bunnies and jelly beans is almost upon us! While everyone has their favorites, it might surprise you to know what the most popular Easter candy is in Oklahoma.

It's morel mushroom hunting season in Oklahoma! These tasty little treats are only found for a limited time throughout the spring. Early spring is the best time to hunt and find morels in the Sooner State. For the next 4-6 weeks it's prime hunting season so get out there and start looking for morels.

You've probably seen all the construction going on near the corner of 38th Street and Lee Blvd in Lawton. Well, we finally have confirmation on what's being built there and some of the rumors we've been hearing for months were true!

Yesterday evening we heard the feel-good story about a mysterious couple who "paid it forward" in a BIG WAY and left a BIG TIP at Leo & Kens in Lawton, OK. The anonymous couple paid for everyone's meal at the restaurant and before leaving they tipped the restaurant staff several thousand dollars.

Take a look for yourself.

If you take the drive through Oklahoma on Route 66 you'll get to see famous landmarks like the Round Barn in Arcadia, the Blue Whale of Catoosa, the historic Coleman Theater in Miami, and of course the Route 66 Museum in Clinton, OK. If you've never been to the museum it houses one of the largest collections of Route 66 memorabilia around.