Body Coach Brandon Debo led his Soper Red Bears basketball team to two victories and runner up in the Red River Classic Tournament in Thackerville. The Soper Lady Red Bears cruised through the competition to win the Red River Classic Tournament.

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Body Hugo News Sports Contributing Writer Choctaw County has another Runner-Up State Champion to boast about after recent Hugo Middle School Esports competitor Jonas Debo was narrowly defeated in the State Championship game.

Body State Election Board Secretary Paul Ziriax announced recently that no political party filed a notice to allow Independents to vote in its primaries and runoff primaries during the 2026-2027 election years.

Body The holiday season brings joy and generosity, but it is also a prime time for scammers to cash in. AARP Oklahoma is alerting the public to the “12 Scams of the Holidays” and sharing prevention tips from the AARP Fraud Watch Network to help protect Oklahomans and their loved ones.

Body • New table game available to play now In November, Choctaw Casino & Resort –– Grant became the first casino in Oklahoma to offer 3-shot poker.

Body This week, the State Election Board mailed postcards to more than 71,000 voters requesting that they update their voter registration address, State Election Board Secretary Paul Ziriax announced. The postcards were mailed to voters who were identified by the U.S.

Body When looking for a unique holiday tree this season consider adding a plant you can enjoy now and throughout the year. Select a larger specimen to use as a floor plant, adding dramatic scale to your indoor decor.

Body • Enjoy a delicious four-course meal and interact with an Iron Chef Food enthusiasts will have a chance to enjoy a four-course meal from an Iron Chef when celebrity TV star Alex Guarnaschelli takes over Chop House inside Choctaw Casino & Resort – Grant in January!

Body During its regular meeting on Dec. 8 in Oklahoma City, the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission approved the entire slate of proposed regulation changes as recommended by ODWC Chief of Fisheries Ken Cunningham and Chief of Wildlife Bill Dinkines.