Body Former Hugoan Charles Kile has been growing a novel Christian Singles ministry in North Carolina for more than a decade now.

Body The greatest pain I could ever have endured was the loss of my mother… but I know now that my healing would begin by helping someone else. It started about six years ago when Mama took a fall.

Body Felony 092 – Sheree Annette Ensley: Assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. 093 – Courtney L.

Body Hugo News Photos / Bobby Hamill Zoe Gilmore was crowned Hugo 2021 Football Homecoming Queen last week. She is pictured with (l to r): Rylee Beason, Tristan Pelletier, Kaylie Driggers and Kayla Loftin.

Body Kim Johnson (right), of Hugo, was this week’s winner of the Hugo News Football Contest after choosing 16 out of 19 games correctly. Above, Johnson collects the $50 weekly prize from Julia King of Shelter Insurance, where she obtained her winning entry blank.

Body WILBURTON — In a wild game that included questionable penalties and a good deal of animosity, Hugo put up a season-high 37 points to beat Wilburton last Friday night.

Body DOLESE PARK — The 2021 Rattan RAMS battled their way into the State playoffs once again, but drew one of the state’s top-rated teams in the first round, the Dale Pirates. The RAMS scattered 13 hits throughout the contest, but couldn’t push runner across the plate.

Body 6A - Jenks over Mustang (9-6) 5A - Carl Albert over Bishop Kelley (13-3) 4A - Heritage Hall over Verdigris (12-10) 3A - Holland Hall over Adair (11-0) 2A - Silo over Christian Heritage (5-3) A - Fort Cobb-Broxton over Wister (8-1) B - Roff over Red Oak (12-2).

Body EDMOND — The Boswell Scorpions battled one of Oklahoma’s top class B baseball teams Thursday, but came up on the short end of a 10-3 decision. The Scorpions got off to an exciting start as lead-off batter Jesse Gardner walked, but was picked off trying to steal second.

Body • October is Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Awareness Month October is Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Awareness Month.