When the "Okies" left for California, it raised the average intelligence levels of both States. I'm a 4th generation "Okie", and you can't be many more than that, unless you're an Indian. There are lots of things to do in Oklahoma, though not many around Lawton. Go to OKC and visit the National Western and Cowboy Heritage Museum (formerly known as the Cowboy Hall of Fame). It's a neat museum with lots of stuff to see. Then go North to Perry, Oklahoma, the best place on the Planet to live. We have a Cherokee Strip Museum, commemorating the settlers of the run of 1893 (the opening of the "Cherokee Strip for you history challenged folks), the Charles Machine Works plant, and a new Budweiser distribution center. We have a really neat downtown area, built around a square with the beautiful courthouse in the center. But the best thing about Perry is the people. The most friendly in the country.
Perry is also known throughout the universe as the "Wrestling Capitol of the World" boasting 33 High School State Championships (a national record) and 135 individual state champions (another national record), plus several Olympians, NCAA champtions and legends including the great Danny Hodge.
So, come on up here, look me up and I will give you a tour. You won't want to leave.