In a year of continued growth and new leadership, Oklahoma CareerTech affirmed its reputation for pursuing innovative ideas that break from tradition and the accepted paradigm. Recognizing the growing importance of workforce education, Gov.

The tongue has the power of life and death, and those who love it will eat its fruit. Proverbs 18:21 NIV.

Felony 025 – Leah Lavonne Chiaratti: Burglary, first degree. 026 – Michael Tracy Wilson: Violation of Mary Rippy Violent Crime Registration Act.

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A forethought... Does anybody out there genuinely know how difficult it is for a coach to please every kid and parent? As I speak, how many of you parents have found it easy to always please your own kids, and vice versa?

Hugo News Sports Hugo’s Lady Buffaloes fell to Kingston, 64-37 Saturday afternoon in a game that highlighted a seasonlong issue for Hugo. While the Buffs have shown great strides from the beginning of the season to now, one persistent problem has been their inability to play complete games. More often than not, Hugo’s games are tales of two halves. Against Kingston, the Lady Buffs put up just 10 points in the first half before their scoring picked up in the third quarter. They were able to score 27 in the final two quarters, but Kingston had already amassed such a lead that there wasn’t much chance of Hugo mounting a comeback.

The Buffaloes fell to Kingston, 50-33 on Saturday afternoon after a slow start. Hugo has a reputation for fighting its way back into games and pushing teams to compete until the final buzzer.

• OMRF receives $5.8 million for autoimmune disease research The National Institutes of Health has awarded the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation $5.8 million to work toward easier diagnosis and better treatment options for Sjögren’s disease, an autoimmune condition. In Sjögren’s, immune cells attack moisture-producing glands, causing painful dry eyes and mouth.