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The Hugo High Notes

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Fall Concert (Black and Gold VIP) will be held at 7 p.m. Nov. 10 at Simon Parker Gymnasium ($5 for adults/$2 for students). The Hugo High Notes, directed and choreographed by LaSha Cook, include: Back row (l to r): Amari Wallace, Quincy Shelton, Weston Dunn, Dontez Cherry, De’Koryian Mitchell, Ethan Sparks, Cameron King, Milo Ribeiro, Casey Benson, Gabriel Haley. Front row (l to r): O’Maria Mayes, Kacie Reynolds, Halle Thomas, Schvynasti Starlin, Allie Tollett, Kelicia Shelton, Brookelin Driggers, Taleiah Biggers, D’Zoria Mims, Shirley Starr, Brooklyn Tyner. Not pictured: Carlos King, Gavin Crawley.
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Football Contest winner

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Bobby Yandell, of Hugo, was this week’s winner of the Hugo News Football Contest after choosing 15 out of 18 games correctly. Yandell guessed closest (467) to the OU Sooners’ total yardage (492) to edge out J.J. Johnson. Pictured, Yandell (left) collects the $50 weekly prize from Tanna O’Neill of Red River Co-op, where he obtained his winning entry blank. Sponsoring this year’s Hugo News Football Contest are: Dr. Wade Rowland DDS, First United Bank, Jiffy Lube, AmeriState Bank, Red River Counseling, Sonic, Hugo Lake Marina & Cabins-LIFT, Homestead of Hugo, Security First National Bank, First Bank, Pruett’s Food, Red River Co-op, Shelter Insurance-Julia King, Ed Wallace Ford, Hugo Express Pharmacy, R.E. McGuire Insurance-Ernie Taylor, Jay Hodge, U.S. Cellular. Game selections can be found in each Wednesday edition of the Hugo News.

How a focus on health and human performance can boost business productivity

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An often overlooked factor has the potential to boost businesses’ bottom line: employee fitness. Lance Walker, who leads Oklahoma State University’s Human Performance and Nutrition Research Institute as the inaugural Rick and Gail Muncrief Executive Director, spoke Tuesday at a workshop on obesity, current and future treatments and how employers can help motivate their employees to live a more healthy lifestyle.