Candidate filing period to open for local school board positions

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The boards of education for the Hugo Public School District, Soper Public School District, Boswell Public School District and Fort Towson Public School District announce the annual school board election filing period for candidates for board position No. 2 will be open from Monday, Dec. 6 through Wednesday, Dec. 8.

Degrees above normal this week

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Well I guess this is us now! That about covers the first half of December. This stupid (not to be confused with dumb, but if you’re confused you could probably go with dumb, and if you’re still confused then you can join me in joyously accepting all three adjectives) weather pattern we are in gives us momentary glimpses of winter, which climatologically begins tomorrow (meteorologically too, but climate always rules over weather! {spits on ground}) and runs through February. Although in reality it probably starts somewhere around Jan. 4 and runs through Jan. 9? So we will continue to see temperatures run 15-20 degrees above normal at times, like Thursday and Friday.
Degrees above normal this week

Pushmataha County man loses life in rollover wreck

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PUSHMATAHA COUNTY –– A Ringold, Okla., man lost his life in a one-vehicle wreck last Thursday on S.H. 3, approximately a half-mile east of Rattan in Pushmataha County.

According to reports from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, John Lundry, 38, was eastbound on S.H. 3 when he ran off the right side of the roadway for an unknown reason, struck an embankment and rolled approximately two-and-a-half times. Reports state Lundry was ejected a distance of 67 feet. He was pronounced deceased at the scene with a head injury.

Deer season is underway in Oklahoma!

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Good weather across most of Oklahoma was welcomed by the state’s deer hunters, who turned out in large numbers in search of venison to put into the freezer, a nice wall-hanger... or both.
Deer season is underway in Oklahoma!

FORT TOWSON’S

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FORT TOWSON’S puts up a shot over an opposing Bennington Lady Bear during recent basketball action in Fort Towson. The Lady Bears were to tough to handle and won the game, 48-32. Hugo News Photo / Bobby Hamill
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MACKENZIE WYATT

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MACKENZIE WYATT takes the ball to the rack over the outstretched arms of a Bennington player during basketball action last week for the Fort Towson Lady Tigers. — Bobby Hamill Photo.
MACKENZIE WYATT