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Thursday, August 07, 2008
Red Dirt in Oklahoma, It's Enough to Make You Crack Up
By thehost @ 12:17 PM :: 140 Views :: 0 Comments :: Around the Neighborhood

If you live in Southwest Oklahoma, you've seen it. As an appraiser I've seen it quite often and up close: Brick homes with lengthy cracks between bricks, giving the look of stair-steps.

Such stair-step cracks on exterior walls often are accompanied by severe cracks in patios and driveways.

When I see that on the outside, I'm not surprised to find it inside as well, showing up as interior wall cracks or even separation between a wall and ceiling.

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Wednesday, December 12, 2007
The Time Is Now! Third Quarter 2007 Report
By thehost @ 11:53 AM :: 754 Views :: 0 Comments :: Real Estate

Lawton - Fort Sill is growing. The Housing Market in our great city will continue to rise in value.

There are many factors contributing to the positive growth we are experiencing in our community. However, the primary reason is Supply and Demand. A Brigade of troops will arrive in Lawton - Fort Sill within the next few years. The roads are expanding. New commercial industry is arriving in our town. We are growing and we will continue to grow. The prices of homes have been increasing at a steady rate in our community for many years. However, the housing market will rise much more than usual as the supply of homes becomes less than the great demand we will have.

New construction is ever increasing in Lawton and surrounding towns such as Cache, Elgin, and Geronimo. The price of New Construction has and will continue to increase, just as the prices of Existing Homes have and will continue to increase.

Over the past year, the talk of growth in our community has been heard. Now, the sound is loud, and it is growing in strength and intensity.

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Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Aggies finalize basketball assistants
4:28 PM :: 15 Views :: 0 Comments :: Sports
LAWTON, Oklahoma (August 26) – The Cameron Athletic Department announced this week that it has finalized the two full-time basketball assistant coaching positions for the upcoming 2008-2009 season. In the women’s basketball program Steve Lowe has been hired as head coach Tom Webb’s assistant, while in men’s basketball Nate Gamet has been added as head coach Wade Alexander’s assistant. Lowe and Gamet replace Andrew Belsky and Ryan McAdams, respectively.
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Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Aggies lose gifted runner in accident
2:12 PM :: 94 Views :: 0 Comments :: Sports
HUMPHREY, Nebraska (August 12) – The Cameron Athletic Department is saddened to confirm reports that gifted cross country runner Julius Kosgei was killed in a two-vehicle accident last week outside of Columbus, Nebraska. Kosgei was a 31-year old junior originally from El Doret, Kenya. His 27-year old cousin was also killed in the accident. Kosgei had been working this summer at a church camp in Nebraska, and was on his way back to Oklahoma with his cousin when the accident occurred.
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Tuesday, August 12, 2008
29th Annual International Festival Headliners
12:20 PM :: 95 Views :: 0 Comments :: Press Releases
(Lawton, OK) The 2008 International Festival in Lawton, OK will be held September 26, 27, and 28 (Friday, 5-10 pm, Saturday, 11 am-10 pm, and Sunday, 12-5 pm).

It continues to celebrate and highlight our area’s diverse cultures. The festival is a project of the Lawton Arts and Humanities Council’s International Festival Committee and the City of Lawton.


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Tuesday, August 12, 2008
3rd Annual Mystery Art Fest
12:12 PM :: 93 Views :: 0 Comments :: Press Releases
The Kemp Center for the Arts is looking for artists to participate in their 3rd Annual Mystery Art Fest which will be held on October 10, 2009. This event will feature an exhibit of 8 x 10 pieces of art created and donated by local and regional artists and sold by silent auction. Sales of the art benefit the Kemp Center for the Arts.
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Wednesday, July 30, 2008
CU Cheer wins prestigious UCA awards
3:59 PM :: 158 Views :: 0 Comments :: Sports
SAN MARCOS, Texas (July 22) – The Cameron University cheerleading squad took an enormous step forward last week with impressive performances at the annual Universal Cheerleading Association (UCA) Summer Camp on the campus of Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas. Among the likes of the University of Oklahoma, the University of Texas, Baylor University, and many others, the Aggie cheerleaders brought home a number of prestigious awards and accolades. CU’s squad participated in the camp from July 19-22.
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Wednesday, July 30, 2008
CU finalizes 2008 volleyball squad
3:52 PM :: 157 Views :: 0 Comments :: Sports
LAWTON, Oklahoma (July 23) – After initially thinking her 2008 roster was set, Cameron Aggie volleyball head coach Brianne Smedley today announced the signing of one final player: Malyssa Acton of Murphy, Texas. The prospect of adding the recent Plano East Senior High School (Plano, Texas) graduate to the Aggie roster was too good to pass up, and Acton is officially added for next season. She is a 5’10” outside hitter who will begin the semester as a freshman pre-med (pediatrics) major.
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Thursday, July 10, 2008
Homeowners Want to Know How to Build Value -- Cheaply
3:25 PM :: 165 Views :: 0 Comments :: Around the Neighborhood
One of the most often asked questions of appraisers, this one any way, is "What can I do, that doesn't cost very much, to increase the value of my home?"

First, keep in mind that when talking about what is for most of us, our most expensive possession, just about anything we do is going to cost more than what we'd like for it to.

Second, do not expect a dollar for dollar return. A new $14,000 roof is no guarantee of a $14,000 increase on the

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Monday, June 30, 2008
Aggies crown three All-Americans
3:25 PM :: 235 Views :: 0 Comments :: Sports
LAWTON, Oklahoma (June 27) – This year was an outstanding year all around for the Cameron Aggies, who saw a number of student-athletes be named to All-Conference and All-Region teams. With the 2007-2008 athletic season now completely over, the All-America teams for numerous spring sports have been announced and now CU can add three All-American athletes to the long list of accolades this season.
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