Junior Buffs go l-2 against Lumberjax

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HUGO — The Hugo Buffalo basketball program training grounds are alive and well at Hugo Middle School. The junior Buffaloes went 1-2 against the sparky Wright City Lumberjax Monday night, dropping the seventh grade game 22-15; winning the eighth, 30-20, and dropping the ninth-grade contest, 23-28.
HUGO BUFFALO KADYN JONES crashes a soft spot in the Wright City Lumberjax’ defense and takes the ball to the rack for two points Monday night. Following Jones into rebound position is teammate Jayka Santillan. Coach Tanner Trent’s eighth grade Buffs battled from behind to post a 30-28 win. BELOW: QUINCY SHELTON shows his quickness and puts a baseline move on a Lumberjax defender to score two points for the ninth grade Hugo Buffaloes Monday. Hugo News Photos / Stan Stamper

Tigers take pair from Red Bears

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The Fort Towson Tigers claimed a pair of games last week from Soper, with the boys posting a decisive 53-14 win and the Lady Tigers winning, 39-26. Tim Hutchinson led the Tigers with 16, followed by Kaden Wilson 10, Omar Gardner 7, Allen Hutchinson and Konner Johnson 5, Mason Moore 4, and Brady Freeman, Drew Earthman and Deshon Rose each had two.
ALLEN HUTCHINSON battles Soper’s Kody Ainsworth and Jay Schott for a rebound during last week’s battle at Fort Towson. Hugo News Photo / Bobby Hamill

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the point Publisher I can’t remember when so many political wars were being fought on so many fronts. Both parties continue to demonstrate the very lowest level of statesmanship as voting on important legislation generally follows party lines.
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LIHEAP winter heating online enrollment now open

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Oklahoma Human Services began accepting online applications on Jan. 10, for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). This federally-funded program helps income-eligible families with their winter heating utility bills. Applications are accepted online at OKDHSLive. org.

REI Oklahoma receives grant to support single mother, single women business owners

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REI Oklahoma and its Women’s Business Center receives a $10,000 grant to launch a scholarship and microgrant initiative to help elevate single mother and single women businesses owners in Oklahoma REI Oklahoma, an economic development nonprofit, was recently awarded a $10,000 grant from the Women’s Foundation of Oklahoma. The purpose of this grant is to help propel the launch or growth of small businesses that are majority-owned by single mother or single women households through their Women’s Business Center. REI Oklahoma and its Women’s Business Center serve all 77 counties in Oklahoma.