• Libby Lu Park is the 17-year old daughter of Terry Park and Debbie Park of Hugo. Libby has been a member of weightlifting for one year, FFA for two years, Internship for two years, and a certified Lifeguard for one year. After graduation, Libby plans to attend Clary Sage College in Tulsa, Okla., where she will pursue her dream career in Esthetics.

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The annual Doaksville Candlelight Tour will be held on Oct. 11-12 at the Doaksville Archaeological Site. Tour will happen every 30 minutes from 7 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. In commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the establishment of Fort Towson, scenes from this year’s tour will focus on the first 10 years of the fort.

Thanks to a lot of research and historical fact gathering, Pushmataha County Schools are all going to be including a more detailed history of Pushmataha County, thanks to the works of historian Bradley E. Gernand.

A peculiar migration year for monarchs is dashing the hopes of butterfly watchers. The 2023 migration saw the second-lowest overwintering populations of butterflies since records began in 1995.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma educators who teach pre-K through 12th grade can apply now for Fund for Teachers fellowships, which give teachers the opportunity to pursue self-designed professional learning.

Comments to: andybowman839@gmail.com Coffeetimecolumn. com Nope, don’t get your dander up (or your hopes up, depending on what you were hoping to read.) I am not going to write about naked bodies and the image that phrase seems to conjure up to people. The focus of this column, the nakedness I am writing about? Your future. The naked, unvarnished truth straight out of the Bible, about your eternity.

Paris Regional Health is honored to announce redesignation as a Texas Ten Step Hospital Partner as part of their long-standing commitment to improve maternity care and breastfeeding support for new moms and their babies in Paris, Texas. On Sept. 6, 2024 our facility re-designated as a Texas Ten Step hospital.

The Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation has added Zachary Hettinger, Ph.D., to the faculty of its Aging and Metabolism Research Program. Hettinger joins OMRF as an assistant professor.