Scott Rains is a reporter for the Lawton Publishing Company, focusing on local news in Lawton, Oklahoma. With a keen eye for community stories, Scott covers a wide range of topics including local events, crime, education, and human interest stories. His reporting aims to inform and engage the Lawton community.
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Scott Rains predominantly covers local crime, police activity, and community events in Lawton, Oklahoma. His articles focus on breaking news and evolving stories related to crime and community events. If pitching to Scott, consider offering exclusive insights or access related to ongoing investigations or developing stories within the Lawton area.
Given his coverage of entertainment news as well, he may also be open to pitches about upcoming local events or features on notable community members. When reaching out to him with story ideas, it is important for pitches to align closely with the specific geographic and thematic focus of his reporting.
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By: Scott Rains Scott
A great way for people to get to know each other is through conversation over a cup of coffee.
Parents and kids out of their gourds having fun Saturday during the Pumpkin Splash at the YMCA swimming pool. The event was sponsored by Atwoods, Sheridan Road Walmart, both Lawton
Janyiah Dream, left, and Adelyn Willcox swim up to lifeguard Cathleen Spangle, a.k.a. “Mei Mei” the mermaid Saturday while enjoying the Pumpkin Splash event at the YMCA swimming pool.
By: Scott Rains Scott
A call to police regarding an alleged kidnapping has led to the arrest and charge of having an illegal firearm for a Lawton man.
LAWTON, OK — Investigators said a domestic incident between a Lawton man and his girlfriend escalated into a violent kidnapping case.
LAWTON, OK — The fight to stem a fire that broke out Thursday afternoon near the Rush Lake area of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge continued with the entire Refuge
An excited Asher Mink, 3, shows excitement for the colorfully decorated and carved pumpkins entered in Saturday’s Comanche County 4-H Pumpkin Show at the Lawton Farmers Market.
By: Scott Rains Scott
Accused of assaulting her 1-year-old son after getting high and having a bad dream as well as kicking a police officer, a Lawton woman is in jail on $100,000 bond.
LAWTON, OK — With their new video and single, "Thundersquatch," Chasing the Coyote are driving to new heights, and Thanh Le has a new EP and big show coming up.
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK — Voters head to the polls Tuesday for the General Election. The State Election Board offers these tips and reminders to Oklahoma voters ahead of the November
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