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HUGO –– The Choctaw County Health Department partnered with several organizations this week for a free COVID-19 event. Lift Healthy Start, Lift Head Start and OU Health Sciences Physician Enhancement Program played a crucial part to reach members of our community.
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Ever had a 3-year-old appear on your front porch with dazzled little eyes in a glowing face and pipe up, “Oh, wow! Y’all have Christmas!” I’m sure you have, and we did, too. Our tiny grandson had come visiting us for the holiday, and he was excited.
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The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) is commemorating the one-year anniversary of the first COVID-19 vaccine administered in Oklahoma. “One year ago today, we administered the first COVID-19 vaccine in Oklahoma,” said Interim Commissioner of Health Keith Reed.
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Worldwide research led by an Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation scientist has uncovered genetic variants that cause a wide variety of neurological and developmental disorders. Wan Hee Yoon, Ph.D.
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ANTLERS — Hugo’s Middle-School Buffaloes extended their unbeaten streak to 12 games last week and while they were at it... they brought back the Championship trophy from the Antlers Bobby Harris Invitational Tournament!
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HARTRSHORNE — The Rattan RAMS received a third place trophy in the Hartshorne Pick and Shovel Classic last week. Their first win was a decisive victory against Whitesboro that ended with a score of 59-24.
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THE RATTAN RAMS garnered third place in the recent Hartshorne Pick and Shovel Classic. Pictured above are: (front, l-r) Aidan Haddox, Gradie Grimmett, Guillermo Gallegos, Cale Clay, Jace May, and Logan Smith.
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THE HUGO LADY BUFFALOES claimed the third place trophy in the recent tournament at Talihina. Pictured above are Coach Chris Scott, Kelicia Cook, Ashia Jordan, Kaydrin Scott, Brinlee Allensworth, Sha’Tiya Akins, Rakia Smith and Assistant Coaches Pat McGee and Kiyoko Woods.