The Fort Towson Tigers claimed a pair of games last week from Soper, with the boys posting a decisive 53-14 win and the Lady Tigers winning, 39-26. Tim Hutchinson led the Tigers with 16, followed by Kaden Wilson 10, Omar Gardner 7, Allen Hutchinson and Konner Johnson 5, Mason Moore 4, and Brady Freeman, Drew Earthman and Deshon Rose each had two.

Hugo News Sports Last week was a rollercoaster for the Buffaloes, who felt the high of beating a higher-ranked opponent in double overtime followed by the low of falling to another by just five points.

Comments to: andybowman839@gmail.com Coffeetimecolumn. com I read this again the other day. “I will NEVER quit fighting to win against the enemy in my life. After all my bullets are gone from shooting my gun, then I’ll throw that blasted thing at ‘em. When that doesn’t work, then I’ll use my body to punch, kick and bite my way to freedom. And if I still haven’t won when all my teeth are knocked out in the fight, then I’ll try to gum him to death. BUT I WILL NEVER GIVE UP THE FIGHT!”

A total of 8,170 students were named to the 2022 fall semester honor rolls at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, including 3,595 students named to the President’s Honor Roll for earning an A grade in all their courses.

Be very careful what you wish for regarding amendments. They can appear ideal and appeal to our desperation, but in reality, mean exactly the opposite. I will illustrate some of those in a later “Minute.” You might be shocked. As we previously said, statecraft is serious business.

A discovery at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation is shedding new light on a particularly devastating form of multiple sclerosis. OMRF scientists say their finding could lead to a treatment breakthrough for primary-progressive MS, which may affect as many as 10 to 15 out of every 100 people diagnosed with the condition and has no approved treatments.

STILLWATER –– The Oklahoma State University Ferguson College of Agriculture recognized three transfer students for their excellence both in and out of the classroom during their first year at OSU.

REI Oklahoma and its Women’s Business Center receives a $10,000 grant to launch a scholarship and microgrant initiative to help elevate single mother and single women businesses owners in Oklahoma REI Oklahoma, an economic development nonprofit, was recently awarded a $10,000 grant from the Women’s Foundation of Oklahoma. The purpose of this grant is to help propel the launch or growth of small businesses that are majority-owned by single mother or single women households through their Women’s Business Center. REI Oklahoma and its Women’s Business Center serve all 77 counties in Oklahoma.