Hugo News Sports BROKEN BOW — Despite a 66-21 loss to Broken Bow Saturday night, the Lady Buffs are still in high spirits.

Hugo News Sports BROKEN BOW — The Buffaloes beat Broken Bow 43-34 in their second game of the season and final game of the Broken Bow Classic on Saturday evening. After a slow start in the first half, Hugo came out of halftime with renewed energy and put on a clinic in the paint in the second half.

Boswell and Soper claim Tournament honors

Hugo News Publisher Stan Stamper has been named by The Maxwell Football Club, of Southhampton, Pa., as a voting member for this year’s list of prestigeous football awards.

More than 160 members of the Oklahoma National Guard deployed to Washington, D.C., last week, just months after Gov. Kevin Stitt indicated his reluctance to send guardsmen out of state.

City of Hugo officials have recently stated that street department equipment problems have prevented the city from paving streets that it customarily does during warm and dry summer months. In the past two annual budgets, the city has budgeted approximately $200,000 for street paving.

The next legislative session starts Monday, Feb. 2, and with it comes the opportunity for high school juniors and seniors to participate in the Oklahoma House Page Program.

“When you come to this country, you learn which side of the road to drive on, stop at stop signs, and — above all — not defraud the American people. We are discovering that Minnesota state welfare funds somehow made their way overseas.

Sen. Markwayne Mullin tends to show up on conservative political talk shows more than the other members of the Oklahoma delegation.

To The Editor: I am a contractor who serves a local business. I recently heard they were having a Thanksgiving meal onsite and I wanted to make it a little special for the special staff.