Hugo News Sports HUGO — Last year, the Lady Buffaloes’ season ended after a hard-fought battle in the final game of the regional tournament. Just one win away from making it to area, the loss stayed with Hugo, and they’ve spent the offseason using it as motivation for this year. The goal: Make it to area and then to state.

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Hugo News Sports HUGO — It’s officially basketball season in Hugo, and the Buffaloes are looking to return to the state championships a second year in a row. A lot goes into preparing for a playoff run, and few know how to prepare like longtime head coach Darnell Shanklin.

From NonDoc.com Two animal rights groups along with a former governor and former state attorney general criticized Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt last week for recording a video message supporting a game-fowl organization that backs legislation to reduce the criminal penalties related to cockfighting.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Only a week after seizing more than 36 tons of black-market marijuana in a single day, the Attorney General’s Organized Crime Task Force (OCTF) and Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) have made another major seizure, this time in Pottawatomie County.

FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell announced the availability of another $300 million in Swift Current funding to help property owners across the nation become more resilient to flooding. Swift Current aims to speed up the award of Flood Mitigation Assistance funding to reduce the damage-repair cycle of repetitively flooded or substantially damaged properties.

Boy the weather has been nice these last few weeks! The conditions where I live were just beautiful… sunny days with average temperatures in the 60s to low 70s and little wind. It’s hard to believe that it’s the middle of November.

Heritage United Methodist Church, 401 N. Second St., will have free Advent lunch Monday, Nov.

Boswell High School hosted a Veterans Day program to honor local veterans. They were privileged to have in attendance members of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 1048, guests from Soper High School, and special guest speaker retired Colonel Bobby Yandell.