News | Hugo News

Oklahoma audit delays raise accountability fears

6 months ago By Barbara Hoberock

Oklahoma Voice Oklahoma Free Press OKLAHOMA CITY – A number of high-profile audits have yet to be released by the State Auditor and Inspectors office. Audits into local towns and school districts and the state’s departments of education, tourism and recreation, and turnpikes are among over three dozen forensic examinations that have been requested and have yet to be made public, according to records released by the State Auditor and Inspector’s Office.

Red River valley Business spotlight

6 months ago By News Staff

Phone: 580-919-1503 Out on the southern outskirts of Hugo nestled along the northern side of the Jake Pullen Bypass and Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Hugo RV Park is now open for business.

Senators Mullin, Heinrich reinstroduce bipartisan Indian Buffalo Management Act

6 months ago By News Staff

U.S. Senators Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) and Martin Heinrich (D-NM) reintroduced the bipartisan Indian Buffalo Man-age-ment Act, legislation that promotes Tribal capacity to own and manage buffalo on tribal lands.

Senators Mullin, Heinrich reinstroduce bipartisan Indian Buffalo Management Act

Home-grown horticulture tips for December

6 months ago By Laura Payne

Horticulture Educator Payne County The landscape doesn’t know it’s a busy holiday month. Don’t forget to take care of a few things to help your garden and trees through December.

Kiamichi Tech graduates seventh cohort of electrical lineworkers

6 months ago By News Staff

Students completing the Electrical Lineman Training Program at Kiamichi Tech graduated on Thursday, Dec. 18. Kiamichi Tech administration, program instructors, industry partners, friends and families celebrated the graduates at the Hugo campus. The graduates of the program are: Blade Barrett, Chet Coffey, Roper Hesterlee, James Kellam, Kova Sadler, Draven Weaver, Dillon Williams, Brendon Wofford and Lake Wooten.

Kiamichi Tech graduates seventh cohort of electrical lineworkers

Hebrews 6

6 months ago By News Staff

1 Therefore let us move beyond the elementary teachings about Christ and be taken forward to maturity, not laying again the foundation of repentance from acts that lead to death, a and of faith in God, 2 instruction about cleansing rites, b the laying on of hands, the resurrection of the dead, and eternal judgment. 3 And God permitting, we will do so.

Ecclesiastes 7

6 months ago By News Staff

Wisdom 1 A good name is better than fine perfume, and the day of death better than the day of birth. 2 It is better to go to a house of mourning than to go to a house of feasting, for death is the destiny of everyone; the living should take this to heart.

Choctaw Nation celebrates expansion of McAlester Health Clinic

6 months ago By News Staff

MCALESTER –– The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma (CNO) marked the completion of its McAlester Health Clinic expansion with a ribbon cutting ceremony recently, highlighting a significant investment in access to high-quality, patient-centered care for Choctaw tribal members and the surrounding community.

Staff, Choctaw Nation leadership and McAlester community members gathered to celebrate the opening of the clinic expansion.

Strawberries likely reduce diabetes risk, study finds

6 months ago By News Staff

We’ve all heard that “an apple a day keeps the doctor away.” According to new research from the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, apples have company when it comes to fruits that keep us healthy.

Rhiana Deck, muralist, actively worked on the mural in the front hallway of the clinic expansion during the ribbon cutting.

Hochatown fighting for its own ZIP code

6 months ago By Adora Brown

Oklahoma Watch Hochatown is a 240-person community that shares a ZIP code with a larger city, Broken Bow, which sits 10 miles to the south. But the conflation has become a problem for Hochatown beyond mail delivery errors.

Subscribe to News