Amanda Purser
Station Manager / Operations DirectorAmanda Purser is a multi-award winning journalist and Cameron University alumna (c/o '26) with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism & Media Production and an Associate degree in Strategic Communication.
She is an Army veteran and mother of four girls who has been in SW Oklahoma since 2006 when she was first stationed at Fort Sill. She is also an independently published author of two crime-fiction novels and the business owner of a small indie-publishing company, Queensbriar Press.
Amanda joined the KCCU team in February 2026 as a part time Radio Production Assistant, and is the current Station Manager and Operations Director with a passion for storytelling and sharing the best parts of our unique SW Oklahoma community.
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Councilman Epps came by the studio to share about the upcoming local elections, how it affects the city council and why he is running to keep his seat for Ward 2. -
We interviewed Lawton Salvation Army leader, Captain Bryan Brinlee to better understand their role and involvement in the unhoused initiatives and encampment.
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The Comanche County Coin Club hosts their FREE annual coin show this August 7 & 8, in Lawton. -
The Community Action Forum briefs the Lawton City Council at a special meeting where the encampment/Tent City closure is addressed. -
A more refined group met in Lawton to discuss the next steps for the local unhoused population. -
More than 100 members of Lawton-Fort Sill Community met for Phase I of the Community Action Forum. -
This week I met with a major facilitator of local initiatives and organizations that are doing incredible work in the Ardmore community. -
KCCU Radio Presents: CU Today! with guest Dr. Ann Nalley, a science professor who has taught at Cameron for 57 Years. -
This week I interviewed Lawton small business owner Lydia Kelley, to learn about the Amethyst & Ink Indie Bookstore in Lawton. -
KCCU was on location at the final ceremony the Ft. Sill Half Section horses were displayed in on July 17th, 2026.
