The Iris Garden Club Open Meeting will be held at 6 p.m. March 24 at Ace Hardware in Hugo.

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plate with two hits and a big two-RBI double in the third. Also contributing hits for the Buffaloes were Dakota Coulter, Jayka Santillan, Logan Allen and Keldin Cochran. Also contributing doubles for the Buffaloes were Dakota Coulter and Jayka Santillan.

DURANT — A youth game recently kicked off the 2025 Choctaw spring stickball season and more games and tournaments are planned in the coming months. The Choctaw Cultural Center also will offer several different stickball events.

KOLSON EDGE of Boswell has signed a letter of commitment to play baseball for Northern Oklahoma College in Tonkawa, Okla., receiving a full baseball scholarship as P.O. Kolson is Co-Valedictorian of Boswell’s 2025 graduating class.

HUGO — Playing in the twilight game Monday night, the Hugo Buffaloes battled the Ardmore Tigers to an 8-7 extra-inning decision in the Broken Bow Invitational Festival. Except for two unfortunate efforts in the third inning that Ardmore capitalized on to plate six runs, Hugo played a good game and pulled to within one run in the seventh, and battled for three more innings.

Easton Gregg competed in the Vegas Shoot 2025 on March 5-9. He shot his first 300, which is a perfect score for indoor archery. There were more than 4,000 competitors from more than 70 countries. While there, he officially signed with Lindenwood University’s archery team in St. Charles, Mo., where he will be a freshman in August. Easton is the son of Melissa Gregg and Tim Gregg and currently a senior at Rattan High School.

The Department Of Education Has Failed — Trump Is Delivering Much Needed Reform For more than four decades, the federal government has controlled American education, and the results speak for themselves: declining test scores, skyrocketing costs, and millions of students left behind. Since its creation in 1979, the Department of Education has burned through more than $1 trillion in taxpayer dollars.