Hugo High School will be holding an informational meeting for ninth and tenth grader students and family at 6 p.m. Feb.

Felony 009 – Steven Tyler Nichols: Felony discharging firearm into dwelling. 010 – Andrea Taylor Mangrum: Domestic assault and battery with dangerous weapon.

HUGO –– A jury made up of 12 individuals found a Hugo man guilty Monda during trial at the Choctaw County Courthouse. Justin Lee Jordan, 35, was found guilty of trafficking in illegal drugs and sentenced to 45 years.

The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion During the first World War Ralph Lindsey, my great grandfather, kept a journal of his service on the front. He wrote about the front, his travels, his wounds, but the thing that came up most often –– the mail.

CHOCTAW COUNTY –– A person of interest in a recent shooting in Sawyer, Okla., has turned himself in to the Choctaw County Sheriff’s Department. According to reports, Steven Tyler Nichols, 24, turned himself in Saturday after allegedly shooting a Sawyer man during an altercation last week.

For Boswell board of trustees (unexpired term): Wayman Eastwood: 7 Ishmel Webb: 13 Randall Pierce: 72 Randall Pierce: 72 For Boswell board of trustees (unexpired term): Dwayne Cahill: 33 Dwayne Cahill: 33 Donnie Sewell: 52 Earl Bumpass: 20 Duane Lindly: 71 * Bold denotes winners..

The employees in the Nursing Department support the hospital mission statement by providing quality healthcare and a safe environment to improve the health and well-being of our patients. CMH provides a number of employment opportunities within the community.

HUGO’S SHULL-BYWATERS PARK, that has hosted thousands of baseball events in Hugo for more than a half-century, was given a complete lighting upgrade this past week through an improvement project by the Hugo City Schools. According to Supt. of Schools, Dr. Earl Dalke, the new lights were built by Musco Lighting of Oklahoma City at a cost of $150,000 and erected and wired by Electrical Express at a cost of $85,000. The high-tech LED lights were tested Monday night and were said to be “outstanding,” paving the way for many well-lit night ball games for decades into the future. The project also included new outfield and perimeter fencing. Presently, the Hugo Independent School District has a 99-year lease with the City of Hugo under which it manages and maintains the Shull-Bywaters Park. Hugo News Photos / Stan Stamper