Hugo High School: Back row: Chase Morris, Krystopher Gross, Danny Groat, Joni Nicholas, Anthony Lewis, Donald Dangerfield, Angie Citty, Mike Baird, Kristen Lemmons, Evan Wolfe, Christy White, Houston Greggs, Ladonna Plott, LaSha Cook, Scott Schier, Brad Greer, Donte Shanklin, Darnell Shanklin. Middle row: Kiyoko Woods, Mary Coker, Beverly Summitt, Darlene Mueller, Marilyn Krause, Alexis McLemore, Tanner Trent, Mark Rosa, Brandi Cook, Heather Bunn.

Bottom row: Nikki Clinton, Amanda Tidwell, Patricia Richard and Kendra Taylor. Second row: Aster Cooper Taylor Perry, Vicky Dobbs, Dawn Malone, Ashley Van Deaver, Billie Priddy and Benton McAdams. Third row: Patricia McPeters, Madison Debo, Ginger Williams, Mike Morris, Pamela Tedder, Shelby Johnson and Carla Becknell. Top row: Ashley Manasco, Brenda Johnson, Yolanda Dunbar, Kelsey James, Houston Greggs, Lacy Tomlinson, Sheila Raines, Pat McGee and Derek Welch.

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The Hugo city council approved a motion last Tuesday to place stop signs at Fifth and Bluff Streets after residents spoke up with concerns about the safety of children in the area. The motion passed on a 3-2 vote, with Mayor Ernest McCarty and Darren Frazier voting against it, and councilmembers Tina Bunn, Juanita Latimore and Josh Armes voting in favor.

TALIHINA — Faced with the prospect that their land could be taken away from them by an out-of-state corporation wanting to use Kiamichi River water to make electricity to be exported to Texas, area property owners did not mince words Thursday about their strong opposition to a proposed closed-loop, hydroelectric project.

(KJV used) In A.D. 33, Christ was given all authority.

1 Open your doors, Lebanon, so that fire may devour your cedars! 2 Wail, you juniper, for the cedar has fallen; the stately trees are ruined! Wail, oaks of Bashan; the dense forest has been cut down! 3 Listen to the wail of the shepherds; their rich pastures are destroyed! Listen to the roar of the lions; the lush thicket of the Jordan is ruined!.

The Oklahoma State Department of Health’s (OSDH) Certified Healthy Oklahoma Program is now accepting applications for 2024. Applications must be received by close of business on Nov.