HUGO –– A Boswell, Okla., woman was arrested in February for arson after being accused of setting fire to a house. According to official reports, when questioned, Tamara Beth Hicks, 37, admitted to officers that she set fire to the residence located at 902 W. Clayton in Hugo.

By Edwin Findley (edwinfindley009@gmail.com) During my daily devotional, God showed me this scripture, Philippians 1:21: “ For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain.” Today is the first day of the rest of my life. I want Christ to live through me today, but if I die today, it is my gain.

The Soper Lady Red Bears beat the Wapanucka Indians, 10-0 in a run-rule, three inning game. Jaylee Campbell turned in a dominant performance on both offense and defense.

The Choctaw Nation Health Services Authority (CNHSA) hosted over 350 mental health, law enforcement, judicial, and nursing professionals at the annual Navigating Mental Health and Substance Misuse Conference March 11 and 12. Chief Gary Batton opened the conference by thanking the attendees for their service and support they provide to our tribal members, then by encouraging them to remember to take care of themselves.

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