Native American History

Halito! Chim achukma? (Hello, how are you?) It’s Native American Heritage Month again. This will be my fifth year to write a column for the Ada (and Hugo) News, and those of you who’ve kept up with me are keenly aware that I like to write about sports and history.
MAHKI EDWARDS checks up on the edge of the paint to put up two points for the Hugo Buffaloes in recent basketball action against the EXCEL Eagles. Edwards’ teammage Juwan Johnson is also ready to battle for a rebound if Edwards’ shot should miss. Hugo News Photo / Stan Stamper

Church Directory

First Assembly of God, 1176 US 271 South. Pastors Barbara and Keithen Brown, hugolstog@yahoo.com.

Oklahoma leaders hear budget forecast

The Oklahoma State Board of Equalization approved about $12 billion for lawmakers to appropriate to state agencies for Fiscal Year 2027. But while revenue outlooks appear stable, they aren’t yet high enough to slash income taxes.

Prepare well, then act.

to point Publisher While the beginning of a new year gives us a very obvious opportunity to turn another page in our lives, our jobs, or in other important facets of our daily endeavors, in reality, we have those same opportunities with each new day.
Prepare well, then act.

Sen. Lankford

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK —US Senator James Lankford (R-OK), Senate Republican Conference Vice Chair and member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, released the following statement following the arrest of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro.
	Sen. Lankford

Sen. Mullin

“Maduro was a dictator who ruled through fraud, repression, and corruption, and his regime enabled drug trafficking that sent deadly narcotics into the United States. The Venezuelan people deserve free and fair elections and a peaceful return to freedom and prosperity.
	Sen. Mullin