Current available data shows approximately 34% of Comanche County residents have now received at least one dose of the COVID vaccine. Statewide, however, COVID cases are up 4% over last week. We continue to urge patience and caution in daily activities – while...
Late spring and summer are perfect for warm weather activities. More people go hiking, fishing and swimming. These seasons, however, are also when dangerous animals such as snakes are most active. It’s important to understand where to look, dangerous types of snakes...
The CCMH Incident Command Team would like to thank all team members for their continued support, service, and patience during the continuing COVID-19 pandemic. We continue to advocate for all team members to get vaccinated. To date we have vaccinated 65% of our team....
Saturday, April 24 between 8 a.m. and 12 p.m., the Lawton location for Cancer Centers of Southwest Oklahoma will be performing FREE head and neck cancer screenings. Please schedule an appointment by contacting the center if you are interested. Head And Neck Cancer ...
Comanche County continues to be in the “red” for daily new cases for the last seven days. Our positive test rate is down, but the amount of tests being performed is also down, which means we are not testing as much as we should, and therefore the positivity rate is...
