FORT TOWSON — The Tigers of Fort Towson defended their home court last week putting up two wins over Highway 70 rival Soper. The Lady Tigers came out on top of a 38-26 battle over the Lady Bears, despite a disastrous first quarter.

Over the holiday period, two SOSU students took the opportunity from the time out of school to showcase their skills on a national stage. Dylan Cernero and Jesse Gardner competed as a team and as individuals in the American Cornhole League’s Collegiate Championships.

This weekend, the Lady Buffaloes were at home for the first time all season. Hugo took on Broken Bow on Friday night and Ada on Saturday afternoon, dropping both games.

On Friday night, Hugo took the court in front of their home crowd for the first time this season, and they did not disappoint, beating Broken Bow, 60-56. The Buffaloes spent the first half of the season at away games and in tournaments, and it was clear by the reception fans gave them that they were missed.

New year’s resolutions typically include doing something to improve or support one’s health. Staying healthy as we get older is important. Mostly, we think of exercise and eating well, but another component of healthy aging is ensuring your financial and legal health. Financial and legal health includes having a plan in place that includes an understanding of options available to pay for inhome or long-term care and who will act as a Power of Attorney. This is also helpful to loved ones who could eventually act as caregivers.

As an east Texas Pastor, I use acrostic all the time in my sermon, but some words don’t match the words at all. One of my favorites is GRACE –– God Riches at Christ Experience.

Pastor of Southside Baptist Church, Hugo These Daily Devotionals were posted on Bro. Edwin Findley’s Facebook page.

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