The Fort Towson Historic Site will host a nature walk with Kara Richardson, a wildcrafter from Broken Bow, on Saturday, May 25, from 9-11 a.m. Richardson draws on her experiences as a southeast Oklahoma native to advocate for natural resources education and the perpetuation of wild herbs and medicinal plants. Her methods focus on proper plant identification, range and historical uses.

• Southeast Oklahoma Library System launches 2024 Summer Reading Program The Southeast Oklahoma Library System (SEOLS) is thrilled to announce the theme of its highly anticipated 2024 summer reading program, “Adventure Begins at Your Library,” set to run from May 20 to July 1 across all SEOLS locations. Children and Teen Services Librarian Amanda Zaccaro expressed her excitement, stating, “We’re thrilled to o er dynamic summer reading programs at all of our libraries to spark imagination, ignite curiosity, and create lasting memories for our communities.” SEOLS Program Coordinator Shannon Grice added, “Be prepared for a journey like never before with SEOLS 2024 Summer Reading: ‘Adventures in Your Library!’ Don’t miss your chance to be a part of this thrilling adventure right in the heart of your local library or on the go with the bookmobile!” The summer reading program promises an array of engaging activities and events for participants of all ages.

Felony 077 – Whitney Reann Willeby: Bail jumping. Misdemeanor 066 – Kayla Shauneese Jimenez: Reckless driving, first offense.

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Have a safe and happy Memorial Day Weekend! “The legacy of brave men and women who have fought and died for their country is the freedom we enjoy as Americans.” – Lucian Adams. Sawyer Community Center will have a service to honor all who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom on May 29, beginning at 11 a.m.

• Boys & Girls • June 3-7 Grades 3-6 8:30-11:30 Grades 7-12 1 p.m.-3 p.m. Location: HHS Gym Camp Focus: Fundamentals, team play, goal setting, rules, sportsmanship, educational value, nutrition benefits, alcohol & drug awareness.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Southeast Oklahoma squirrel hunters were headed for the woods last week as the state’s annual squirrel season opened May 15 until the end of the year. Oklahoma has two species of squirrels that are legal to hunt: the eastern fox squirrel and the eastern gray squirrel, according to Oklahoma Wildlife officials.

HUGO — The Buffaloes are preparing for a season marked by the unknown, with new players on the roster and new opponents on the schedule. Hugo just wrapped up spring practice last week before finishing their spring at camp in Atoka on Tuesday night.