A scientist at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation has discovered a targeted therapy that could improve treatment and long-term outcomes for ovarian cancer. The findings from OMRF researcher Magdalena Bieniasz, Ph.D., could pave the way for better personalized medicine options for women who have the deadliest form of the disease.

Increase your growing success by giving your transplants a good start with a few simple planting techniques. Preparing them for the transition outdoors and planting properly will help you grow your best garden yet.

The Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association has served as the Trusted Voice of Oklahoma cattle producers since 1953. The organization has longstanding values that serving today’s beef producers goes hand-in-hand with supporting Oklahoma’s agricultural youth, specifically young people interested in beef production.

Andy was preparing his own lunch that day. Renie wasn’t feeling well, so he was on his own.

The 32nd annual Oklahoma TRASH-OFF is open for registration, part of a goal to keep Oklahoma alluring and free of litter as the state blooms into spring. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation and Keep Oklahoma Beautiful are once again partners for the event, which is part of the national three-month annual Great American Cleanup. TRASH-OFF is included in ODOT’s vision of eliminating litter on state highways and interstates.

FEBRUARY STUDENTS of the Month at Hugo Middle School were: Sixth grader Jayln Johnson (center), seventh grader Max Lozano (left) and eighth grader George Gentry (right)..

HUGO MIDDLE School Computer Science Teacher, Angela Bruno was nominated as February’s Employee of the Month..

Funeral services for Hayden Hale, of Rufe, Okla., were held at 10 a.m. Monday, April 5, 2021 at First Baptist Church in Valliant, Okla.

Charles William “Bill” Robinson began his journey to the Beautiful Lands on March 31, 2021. He grew up in Boswell, Okla., but spent much of his 82 years throughout Texas. He worked as a commercial machinist, but his spare time was spent fishing, gardening and tinkering with cars. He loved watching sports, especially when his children or grandchildren were playing. He was proud to be Choctaw and enjoyed learning about the history and culture.

Bobby Lee Clark, of Paris, Texas, passed away April 2, 2021, at the age of 65. Bobby Lee Clark was born on Oct.