Has unrest become routine?

Body Eighteen months into fighting and dealing with as many as three variants of the China virus, it’s worth taking note of how governments and states are attempting to address continuing health risks.
Has unrest become routine?

Boswell 6, LeFlore 3

Body The Boswell Scorpions overcame an early game 0-1 deficit to post a come-from-behind 6-3 win over LeFlore last week.
JOCELYN RICE fields an infield hit and turns to make the throw to second, while her teammates are moving in several different directions. Also pictured are Chloeaunna Madbull, Shy’Anne Wolfe, Sadie Rice, and Jaylee Campbell. (Brian Moore Photo)

Soper Lady Bears fall to Lady Jax

Body Soper’s Lady Bears battled gallantly last week, but just couldn’t avoid the costly fielding mistakes that change the outcome of a close game. Wright City’s Lady Jax took advantage of an early 8-0 lead and held off down the stretch to post a 12-6 win.

RAM Notes...

Body The Rattan RAMS recently shut-out Battiest 7-0 with J. Childers tossing a three-hit shoutout through seven innings.

Game Winner!

Body JOSIE GARDNER strokes the game-winning hit for the Soper Lady Red Bears in their battle last week against Bennington. (Hugo News Photo / Bobby Hamill) ADDIE ROBERTS lays down a perfect slide at home plate as the Umpire yells “SAFE!
Game Winner!

THE 2021 HUGO BUFFALOES

Body THE 2021 HUGO BUFFALOES include: Landon Lemmons, Ashton Barnett, Stacey Powers, Aden Parish, Cameron Hamill, Hunter Sims, Amareion Maytubby, La’Marcus Davis, Cam Holt, Davionta Jackson, Caselin Davis, Dakerrious Wilson, Don’tez Cherry, Ethan Sparks, Da’shon Sims, Dacorion Cook,...
THE 2021 HUGO BUFFALOES

70th Annnual Hugo News Football Contest!

Body • Entrants are eligible to “win only one time” during the regular contest period and may be eligible for the Bowl contest. • Entry blanks are available at all sponsor locations.
70th Annnual Hugo News Football Contest!

Specialty crop grants now available

Body OKLAHOMA CITY –– Funding opportunities to enhance the specialty crop industry within the state are now available, thanks to stimulus money allocated to the Specialty Crop Block Grant Program through the United States Department of Agriculture’s Agriculture Marketing Services.