Humphrey asks Ethics Commission to investigate potential misuse of public funds by gubernatorial candidate OKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Justin Humphrey, R-Lane, sent a letter Monday requesting that the Oklahoma Ethics Commission investigate whether state resources were used to further a gubernatorial candidate’s campaign during the 2022 election cycle.

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Felony 085 – Chaz Ryan Gramps: Possession of firearm after former felony conviction. 086A – Thomas Wesley Cofer: Escape from department of corrections.

Wednesday, November 30 Beef Stew Celery Sticks Green Salad Corn Bread Muffin Top Chocolate Chip Cookies.

Hendrix Trio to perform at Hugo Assembly of God, 1176 U.S. Hwy.

Oklahoma’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Acting State Conservationist, Amanda Mathis, has announced the agency is accepting applications for Environmental Quality Incentive Program (EQIP). Oklahomans whose land use includes cropland, rangeland, pasture and private non-industrial forestland are eligible to apply. The deadline for applying in the current batching period is Dec. 9, 2022.

A building owned by the Hugo Industrial Authority in downtown Hugo recently received a major update thanks to donations from local businessmen. David King and Terry Griffin of King Company painted the outside of the building at the corner of Broadway Street and Duke Street, giving the large structure a much-needed upgrade.

The Iris Garden Club of Hugo met on Oct. 24 at Burnside community room.

Felony 083 – Paul Adam Howell: Aggravated possession of child pornography. 084 – Earnest Lattrell Hotchkins III: Falsely personate another to create liability.

OKLAHOMA CITY –– The Emergency Drought Commission met Wednesday and directed $12 million in additional funding to the existing Emergency Drought Cost-Share Program. In addition to the increase in funding, the Commission directed local conservation districts to accept applications for all approved practices.