Contributing Writer Are cheerleaders athletes? Angie Citty, Hugo High School cheer coach, sets naysayers straight. “Cheerleaders are the toughest athletes I know,” Citty said.

Boswell 4-H Reporter The Boswell 4-H Club hit the ground running in 2025. We have already learned about many new project areas, expanded our knowledge of American history, tested our skills in competitions, and helped to make the best better through community service.

Code enForcemenT in Hugo continues to pose a challenge for the community when it comes to eliminating blight and creating sustainable neighborhoods for new housing development.Most of the area’s new and modern homes are constructed outside the city limits where owners can avoid blight and expect...

Oklahoma Second District Congressman, Josh Brecheen, recently attended a congressional luncheon with President Trump and had an opportunity to visit the famous Oval Office. Brecheen made the post below to one of his social media pages Tuesday.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt has openly said he would like to have a bigger hand in deciding how the federal government is going to cut funding programs in Oklahoma. Unfortunately, politicians have a sharp memory when it comes to who their supporters were... or were not in the past election.

Newspaper publishers, large and small are watching President Donald Trump’s daily comments about specific tariffs between the U.S. and Canada. While a significant amount of paper is manufactured in the U.S., a significant percentage of newspaper stock is manufactured in Canada.

The long awaited decision from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission regarding the hydroelectric power plant proposed for Albion, Okla., along the Kiamichi River by Southeast Power Corporation,(SEOPC) has been denied!

This April 1, Choctaw County voters will have more races open in a single election day than for elections held for at least a decade and maybe two or more.

All Oklahomans are encouraged to take the following “Seasonal wildland fuel dryness will increase as we progress through the week,” said State Forester Mark Goeller. “OFS is keeping a close eye on wildland fuel moisture levels and fire weather forecasts to ensure maximum preparedness.