The sixth annual “Eiffel in Love with Quilts” Quilt Show is this weekend in Paris, Texas, at the Love Civic Center. Held by the Red River Valley Quilt Guild, the show will open Friday May 8 at 9 a.m.

The Fort Towson 4-H Club members competed in the county and district speech contest recently. At the contest, 4-H members had the opportunity to develop and polish their public speaking skills.

The Choctaw County Land Judging was in March. The members judged the soil texture, depth of the soil, slope of the land, erosion by water and wind, permeability of the soil, surface runoff, major factors of the soil, land capability, vegetative, mechanical treatments, fertilizer and soil amendment.

McINTOSH County –– A competency hearing for Armando Mustafo Rojas-Caceras, who is accused of murdering Traci Byrd, was held last week in McIntosh County.

• Tribal members, friends of the Choctaw Nation are welcome to join TVSHKA HOMMA –– The Trail of Tears will be remembered by both members of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and friends of the tribe as a portion of the Walk is reenacted.

Former Hugo High School graduate Kacyn Beard has been recognized for her excellence in athletic training, earning two prestigious honors from Southern Nazarene University as she prepares to graduate.

HUGO –– Cowboy Crossing Church will host its 2nd Annual 5C Women’s Event on Saturday, May 16, featuring 1980s country music group Girls Next Door, a trio known for both their chart-topping hits and their message of faith.

Freedom to associate with others of one’s choosing is a basic human right. Nursing home residents retain this right when they reside in a long-term care facility. A resident’s illness or changing mental ability may make visits uncomfortable or emotionally difficult for family members and friends.

• Veteran healthcare leader to retire in June following a decade at the helm of local hospital Paris Regional Health announced that chief executive officer (CEO) Steve Hyde is retiring, effective June 3, 2026, following nearly a decade of service at the hospital and a more than 40year career in...

Alexia Rouse, Brielle Robinson, and Cameron Moore received scholarships from the Choctaw County Democratic Party at Soper’s Baccalaureate ceremony on Sunday. Robinson won first place in their essay contest about Human Rights and Eleanor Roosevelt.