Now Playing

Loading streams...

Mitch Watson

Pages

KCCU News
10:29 am
Fri December 14, 2012

Area Drought

Share
E-mail
By

Lawton entered Stage II Drought Restrictions due to the lack of rain. Reporter Mitch Watson finds that the surrounding area is also coping with the severe drought.

Read more
KCCU News
12:09 pm
Tue October 30, 2012

Daughter of Dawn Premiere

Share
E-mail
By

The Daughter of Dawn is a silent film made in Oklahoma in the early 1900's. The film was lost for 80 years, but the Oklahoma Historical Society has restored the film. Mitch Watson reports the premiere attracted a large audience.

Read more
KCCU News
3:54 pm
Wed July 11, 2012

Two-Wheelin' Reporter: Quartz Mountain

Credit Photo by Mitch Watson
Share
E-mail
By

In this episode of Travelin' Texoma, the Two-Wheelin' Reporter Mitch Watson visits the Quartz Mountain Nature Park and Resort north of Altus. Visit www.twowheelinreporter.com for more information!

KCCU News
12:15 pm
Wed July 11, 2012

Two-Wheelin' Reporter: Sipokni West

Credit Photo by Mitch Watson
The Wild West lives on near Tishomingo at a place called Sipokni West.
Share
E-mail
By

In this edition of Travelin' Texoma, the Two-Wheelin' Reporter Mitch Watson visits a Wild West movie set near Tishomingo. For more pictures and information, visit twowheelinreporter.com

KCCU News
12:38 pm
Wed June 27, 2012

The Two-Wheelin' Reporter: Alabaster Caverns

Share
E-mail
By

This week, the Two-Wheelin' Reporter visits the world's largest developed gypsum cave open to the public. And it's right here in Oklahoma! Visit twowheelinreporter.com for pictures and more information!

Pages

Credit Doug Cole / KCCU
Reporter, All Things Considered Host, Host - Two Wheelin' Reporter

Mitch Watson began work at KCCU as a student worker in 2009 while studying Communications at Cameron University.  After two years interning, Mitch joined the staff as a reporter.  He earned his Bachelor of Arts in Communications in May 2012.  Mitch is now studying for a Masters Degree in Education.

Mitch originally hails from Garden City, KS where the wheat grows tall and the view stretches for miles and miles. After he earns his master’s degree, Mitch hopes to move closer to home to teach journalism.  Mitch has won several awards for his radio journalism, including state SPJ and AP awards and two regional Edward R. Murrow awards.