Letha Loftin (right), of Hugo, was this week’s winner of the Hugo News Football Contest after choosing 14 out of 19 games correctly. Loftin guessed closest (311) to the Hugo Buffaloes’ total offense figure (390) to edge out Lindy Loftin. Above, Loftin collects the $50 weekly prize from Claudia Vertiz of First United Bank, where she obtained her winning entry blank. Sponsoring this year’s Hugo News Football Contest are: Dr. Wade Rowland DDS, First United Bank, Dyer Quick Lube, AmeriState Bank, Red River Counseling, Sonic, Hugo Lake Marina & Cabins-Little Dixie, Busy Bee, Security First National Bank, First Bank, Pruett’s Food, Superior Wheel & Tire, Shelter Insurance-Julia King, Ed Wallace Ford, Stoned 4 Survival, R.E. McGuire Insurance-Ernie Taylor, Jay Hodge, U.S. Cellular and Hugo Express Pharmacy.

• Make plans now to attend Aug. 31 ‘Summer Cover Crops to Support Winter Wheat,’ in Garfield County” The previous steps taken in conservation practices were successful.

This boy and his parent recently participated in Boswell 2 Head Start’s dad’s day activity of rainbow art to learn colors..

Hot weather is more likely to cause health problems in older adults than in younger ones. About 200 Americans die of health problems caused by high heat and humidity every year. And most of them are 50 or older.

The whole world seems to be turning on Joe Biden. While he and Kamala both have been seen to be attempting to laugh it all off, the recent actions with how his administration has handled Afghanistan have resulted in Republicans and Democrats alike questioning his ability to lead the United States, while leaders from around the world speak out against his decisions.

JOHNSON O’MALLEY meeting will be held at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug.

Looks like there’s going to be nothing but sunshine and very hot temperatures across southeast Oklahoma for the week ahead. The afternoons will be sunny with high temperatures 95 to 100 degrees and heat index near 105. At night you can expect clear skies with low temperatures dropping to near 74 degrees. Temperatures are expected to continue above normal through Sept. 6.