The Hugo High School class of 1965 will celebrate their 60th reunion on May 30-31 at the First Baptist Church in Hugo. Contact Haskell Furr at 580.317.6395 for more details.

Felony 052 – James Vance Whitfield: Possession of firearm after former felony conviction. 053 – Jason Reed Pierce: Assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.

• Tulsa District celebrates National Safe Boating Week In recognition of National Safe Boating Week, May 17-23, The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Tulsa District is reminding all recreational boaters to prioritize safety as they return to the water this season.

Choctaw Co GOP invites all area residents to its county-wide meeting on May 22, 5:30 p.m. at the Choctaw County Library.

More than 25 producers recently took the opportunity to take part in Noble Research Institute’s Grazing Essentials course in Leedey, Okla. From May 13-15, the producers traveled from all over the state to learn about everything from shifting their mindset to being grazing- focused, setting up grazing assessments, setting up a grazing paddock, weighing the risks of overgrazing, measuring forage growth and availability, and so much more.

HUGO –– Kiamichi Tech honored students who recently completed their career training with a graduation ceremony on May 15 at the Hugo campus. The ceremony included congratulatory remarks from Kelly Grego, Kiamichi Tech Associate Superintendent, a presentation of certificates and a special recognition of Kiamichi Tech Distinguished Graduates.

FORT TOWSON –– The Fort Towson Historic Site received a $3,000 grant from the Carolyn Watson Rural Oklahoma Community Foundation at the Oklahoma City Community Foundation to support its annual History Day Camp program, which will take place on May 27-29 this year.

Allotment for Issachar 17 The fourth lot came out for Issachar according to its clans. 18 Their territory included: Jezreel, Kesulloth, Shunem, 19 Hapharaim, Shion, Anaharath, 20 Rabbith, Kishion, Ebez, 21 Remeth, En Gannim, En Haddah and Beth Pazzez. 22 The boundary touched Tabor, Shahazumah and Beth Shemesh, and ended at the Jordan. There were sixteen towns and their villages.

22 After Abimelek had governed Israel three years, 23 God stirred up animosity between Abimelek and the citizens of Shechem so that they acted treacherously against Abimelek. 24 God did this in order that the crime against Jerub-Baal’s seventy sons, the shedding of their blood, might be avenged on their brother Abimelek and on the citizens of Shechem, who had helped him murder his brothers. 25 In opposition to him these citizens of Shechem set men on the hilltops to ambush and rob everyone who passed by, and this was reported to Abimelek.

has received a $2,165 Spark Good local grant from our local Hugo Walmart No. 49.