• Free Screening of “Tiger” on Sept. 27 at The District The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma will host a free public screening of the documentary “Tiger” at 2 p.m.

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Contributing Writer With playoff games looming closer, Soper’s Lady Red Bears put a number of wins in the book last week including a big win over 19th-ranked Pittsburgh. Down 1-0 in the second, Alexis Hill got the fireworks started as she blasted a hit to right center field for a triple.

The King girls, representing Rattan, had a good run this weekend at EYO and the NJSA Southwest Regional! It was worth the hot temps, the super busy schedule, the countless trips back and forth between the goat and pig barns, the early mornings, the late nights, and everything in between.

Contributing Writer Against Bennington last week, Boswell’s Lady Scorpions struggled on the mound but rocked at the plate. With the sun in their eyes, Boswell pitchers combined to walk 17 batters as Bennington coasted to a 26-12 victory.

Contributing Writer The Boswell Scorpions battled their Highway 70 rival Rock Creek last week, but were not able to hold on to an early game lead. The Scorpions allowed a run in the top of the first inning and then faced an uphill battle the rest of the way.

Photos Courtesy of Di’Mehlia Adamson .

HUGO — The Hugo Buffaloes will begin their journey to the Oklahoma State 2A football playoffs Friday when they host the Spiro Bulldogs at the Rock... Gene Nesbit Stadium.

Letter to the Editor: Wow!!! What just happened? The Fed on Wednesday raised interest rates. It’s not enough that people are suffering from insanely high food prices.

The Justice Department says its crackdown on noncitizen voting and election fraud has already produced more than 200 arrests and indictments, with that number possibly doubling soon and state election officials themselves now facing potential charges for looking the other way.