If it hadn’t been for the second quarter, the Lady Buffaloes may have left Silo with a win Friday night. Hugo came out strong against the Rebels, putting up 13 points in the first quarter and hitting two three-pointers that helped them take a four-point lead.

Oklahoma head coach Patty Gasso will coach the USA women’s softball team in the 2028 Olympic games, the University announced Monday. The Olympics will be held in Los Angeles, but the softball events will be in Oklahoma City at Devon Park, which hosts the NCAA Women’s College World Series.

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NORMAN — The Space Coast Vipers football team experienced an unforgettable moment on Feb. 2 when they met University of Oklahoma football legend Baker Mayfield at the Pro Bowl in Orlando, Fla.

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Dr. Randy Springfield was the guest speaker at Lions Club recently. He spoke of the programs, operations, and advancements that have been made at Choctaw County Ambulance Authority. He gave information and explained the membership program that is available. Pictured are past President Susan Brewer (left), Springfield (center) and President Harolynn Wofford (right).

• Experts will assist vets, families receive and file claims HUGO –– The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma (CNO) and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) will host the first “Bringing VA Benefits Home for Your Hometown” of 2025 in Hugo.

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FORT TOWSON — The Fort Towson Historic Site will host a two-part beginner knitting class on Saturday, Feb. 15 and 22 from 9 a.m. to noon. The classes will focus on the foundational skills of casting on, knit stitch, purl stitch and casting off. Registration is required for this free class.

The Fort Towson 4-H Clubs have been very busy. At the Choctaw County 4-H Banquet, several members won the tops awards. They were: Danielle Brents, McKayla Brents, Melody Wilhite, Acelee Ellis, Katie Vandever, Stanten Broadrick and A.J. Brents (third left).