Kaley Patterson is a writer and content creator from Southwest Oklahoma. She possesses a degree in journalism from Cameron University, and received honorable mentions for her writing at The Cameron University Collegian. She has written professionally for The Lawton Constitution, 580 Monthly, Oklahoma Cowman and the Oklahoma Gazette. She was recognized in the media category from Oklahoma NextGen Under 30 in 20216, and received a Silver ADDY Award in 2015.
Kaley Patterson
Townsquare Media Texoma and JPL Productions Announce Media Partnership to Elevate Video Production for Local Businesses
Townsquare Media Texoma, a leading multimedia company, is proud to announce a new partnership with JPL Productions, a Lawton-based multimedia studio. This collaboration is designed to provide small- to medium-sized businesses in Lawton, Oklahoma, and Wichita Falls, Texas, access to high-quality, professional video production services at an affordable price.
Local Nonprofit Forced to Leave Office After 30 Years In Wichita Falls, Texas
Taft Counseling Center received devastating news when they were unexpectedly told to vacate their office after being there for 30 years. The center is now asking for the community's help as the center and its employees scramble to relocate and cover associated costs.
Wichita Falls Treatment Services to Host Recovery Celebration On Sept. 21
Wichita Falls Treatment Services will host a Recovery Celebration from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept 21 in Wichita Falls, Texas. The celebration will be an event featuring games, entertainment and prizes, and will take place at Wichita Falls Treatment Services, located at 207 Broad Street.
Hydration With a Buzz: Introducing The Newest Viral Drink, Gatorwine
The internet has found a way to keep day drinkers buzzed and hydrated - gatorwine.
Here’s When the Pumpkin Spice Latte Might Return to Starbucks
We're now halfway through August, and fall lovers are eagerly waiting for news from Starbucks about when the coveted Pumpkin Spice Latte will return.
Here Are The Stores Dropping Halloween Decorations In July
Now that the Fourth of July has passed, people can now start focusing on the next mega American holiday: Halloween. Several stores across the country have already started putting this year's spooky season collections on store shelves.
Tampons Bought In the United States Found to Have Toxic Metals, Including Arsenic and Lead
A recent study found that a number of tampons sold in the United States had traces of several toxic metals, including lead and arsenic.
Here’s How to Watch the Olympic Games Paris 2024
Whether you're streaming or tuning in via cable, there's multiple ways you can cheer on Team USA at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Coverage of this year's games will be lead by NBC and Peacock from Paris, France.
Spirit Halloween Set To Open At the End of the Summer
After Independence Day, the countdown is on for Halloween.
People Are Convinced They Can Be Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders
Over the weekend, a docuseries about the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders premiered on Netflix. Now people across the internet are convinced that they can be a part of the DCC legacy.
It Looks Like a Flash Drought Is Imminent in Oklahoma
Oklahoma has all the ingredients right now for a flash drought: low amounts of precipitation, high temperatures and winds.
Here Are Five Bands You Didn’t Know Are From Oklahoma
More Oklahoma bands you can add to your playlist.