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•TSET offers tips for National Move More Month and National Walking Day Shape Your Future, a program of the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET), is empowering all Oklahomans to participate in Move More Month in April and National Walking Day on April 4 by getting physically active with friends and family. “With April’s warmer weather, it is a great time to move more outdoors,” said Julie Bisbee, TSET executive director.

Imagine if a single injection could stop the progression of the most common form of arthritis –– and perhaps even reverse some of its debilitating damage. A new federal agency has targeted this as a “moonshot” project and has tabbed an Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation physicianscientist to help make the dream come true.

gmail.com) Pastor of Southside Baptist Church, Hugo Scripture: Psalm 56: 3-4: What time I am afraid, I will trust in thee. In God I will praise His Word, in God I have put my trust; I will not fear what flesh can do unto me.

Contributing Writer Trust God! He knows the truth of what is happening in America. Grandmother used to say, “Trust the Lord in everything and then everything will turn out right.” That is still the truth today.

HUGO — The City of Hugo is “on the map” for a lot of area attractions and tourist adventures, but in the past few weeks, it has started making other “maps and destinations,” — RV Parks. Out on the southern outskirts of Hugo nestled along the northern side of the Jake Pullen Bypass and Mt.

BOSWELL — A Boswell man was arrested on March 4, 2020 and charged with nine felony counts including seven counts of possession of stolen vehicle, one count of unlawful possession of controlled drug with intent to distribute (marijuana) and possess firearm during commission of a felony.

HUGO — At their March 19 meeting, members of the Hugo city council voted to increase fines to property owners who refuse to clean up their property in compliance with standard municipal codes. Hugo Code Enforcement Officer Teshumbe Bills told the council he continued to have some property owners who refused to clean up their property and suggested the council raise the second-offense fine amount as well.