...with Steve Norris Hugo News Meteorologist Looks like it’s going to be a week of partly cloudy weather with highs near 90 and lows around 70 and there could be a few pop-up afternoon thunderstorms, but the best chances will probably come late in the weekend or early next week, about 40%. The Farmers Almanac had a great article about how occasionally you will see a halo around the moon at night and did you ever wonder if it means anything on what kind of weather is coming? I learned about this when I first started studying meteorology and we do get rain about 70% of the time.

The Bureau of Land Management is announcing new grants available to public and private partners to help support the agency’s mission to manage and protect wild horses and burros. The funding opportunity is open to local and state governments, tribes, other federal agencies and non-profit organizations.

The 2022 Annual Conference and Meeting of the American Society of Agricultural Consultants (ASAC) will be held Sunday, Oct. 23 - Tuesday, Oct.

The Hugo News reached out to Hugo Public School Superintendent Cory Smith, after receiving calls concerning the lunch period at the Middle School. Smith answered: “The issue is three fold 1) Student safety 2) Cafeteria space 3) Keeping schedules in sync with HHS.

HUGO –– Choctaw County Library, Inc. (CCLI) a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation —separate from the Southeast Oklahoma Library System (SEOLS) — is currently under investigation for possible misappropriation of funds after a recent internal audit.

The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI) is releasing additional information in the Caitlyn Case investigation in hopes of narrowing the search area. During the course of the investigation, Special Agents have determined that 33-year-old Case’s last known location was in the Bogata, Texas, area on Aug.

Shape Your Future, a program of the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET), is providing Oklahomans with information and resources to take advantage of the state’s abundant local produce. From locally grown fruits and vegetables to dairy, grains and meat, the state’s many farmers markets can provide the foundation for a healthy diet for all Oklahomans.

We all look forward to a great night’s sleep. Sleep allows our body to rest and to restore its energy levels. Without enough restful sleep, not only can we become grumpy and irritable, but also inattentive and more prone to accidents. Like food and water, adequate sleep is essential to good health and quality of life.