When Idabel stepped onto the field to start the second half of Friday night’s game against Hugo, it was a pivotal moment. After going up 12-0 early in the second quarter, the Buffaloes couldn’t hold the Warriors off.

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Tens of thousands of Americans (if not millions) are being affected by the vaccine mandate of President Joe Biden. As a candidate for president, he pledged to follow the “science.” But as we all know, science (and military generals) have political influences.

Democrats are attempting the largest government overreach of our lifetimes. Included in their proposed $3.5 trillion tax and spend spree is a disturbing provision that authorizes the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to surveil Americans’ bank accounts — a blatant invasion of personal privacy.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Beginning today, the Oklahoma Department of Commerce (Commerce) will house the Oklahoma Chief International Protocol Office. The office was moved from the Secretary of State’s office afte the passage of HB1140 during the 2021 legislative session which went into effect on Nov. 1, 2021.

Happy Birthday to Dale Harrison (Nov. 8)! The deadline for the Calendar of Events is 12 p.m.

The Oklahoma Healthy Aging Initiative (OHAI), KEDDO Area Agency on Aging and Rural Health Projects are collaborating to provide the Tai Chi for Better Balance program. The classes will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2 to 3 p.m. beginning Nov. 2 through Dec. 16, 2021 at the Choctaw County Public Library, located at 703 E. Jackson St. in Hugo.

A great-looking weather pattern is coming from Thursday through Sunday with sunny skies and a steady warming trend. Temperatures at night will be near the freezing mark. Another strong cold front is expected around Nov. 12 with highs near 60s.

Club Yard of the Month for October was Ron and Elizabeth Reese at 605 S. Fourth St. in Hugo. The yard features crepe myrtles, lantana and beautiful varieties of succulents and lovely porches. Pictured are Ron, Mary Cook and Elizabeth.