watermelon

There's a small town in Oklahoma that's known as the watermelon capital of the world. If you've spent any time in the Sooner State or know your watermelons, you're familiar with this place and its EPIC MELONS!

Behold and beware of the rare and elusive, volatile, exploding watermelon of Oklahoma. This fermenting and dangerous melon has claimed dozens, maybe even hundreds this spring and summer.

It's the sweetest, juiciest and longest-running watermelon festival in Sooner State. Get ready for Oklahoma's premier watermelon festival returning in 2023 bigger and better than ever before.

You're just a few short minutes away from learning how to properly skin a watermelon impressing the hell out of everyone at your next party or backyard BBQ. While Summer is quickly coming to an end a lot of people, especially fair weather grillers, consider Labor Day weekend the last big get together of the year. So now is the perfect time to learn this trick, or you'll have to wait until next Sum

Hot, yet cold and juicy! Some serious melon on melon action right here! Watch as this busty beauty teaches you how to slice a watermelon. This is really important stuff so pay attention.

This isn't an ad for Ginsu knives, but it really could be.

Watermelons - they’re sweet, enticing, and you usually get them from late spring until early fall. You can see them in the stores as early as March, but in order to get the best homegrown watermelons from the Lawton area fruit stands, you will have to wait until late summer.

Oh, were you just planning on slicing your watermelon into wedges this Memorial Day weekend? We regret to inform you that plain old wedges are now kind of lame.

Every year it is the same tradition. It starts with the Memorial Day weekend, signaling the unofficial start of summer. People are heading off in different directions. Kids are out of school and the fun begins.