Felony 083 – Jessica Ann Marie Roberts: Falsely personate another to create liability. Money judgments under $10,000 070 – Capital One, N.A.

Heatwave risks for your dog this Summer: 1. Heat stroke A common summer problem for dogs is heatstroke. It is considered a life-threatening condition which can affect dogs regardless of age, breed, and gender. In extreme weather conditions it can take as little as 30 minutes for heatstroke to develop and if they lose the ability to regulate their body temperature and struggle to get rid of excess heat through sweating, it will then become difficult to lose the heat through their skin.

• Health program makes backto-school resources available for free As students return to class after summer break, getting back into healthy habits from the start can lead to a year of more success. Shape Your Future, a program of the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET), has free resources for teachers, children and parents need to start the year off on the right foot.

• Choctaw Nation Partners with Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology for Culinary Program DURANT –– In a one-of-a-kind partnership, Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma (CNO) Division of Commerce is teaming up with Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology (OSUIT) to offer Choctaw Casinos & Resorts food and beverage associates culinary training and college course credit. Choctaw Nation and OSU Institute of Technology have created an educational course designed specifically for casino and resort associates that’s aimed at preparing them for culinary careers.

Have you ever moved or changed occupations? For most people, I’m sure the answer is yes. Such circumstances can deliver very exciting opportunities in your life, including buying a new house or landing your dream job. For some of you, both of these events may have happened at the same time.

The Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation now has one of the world’s fastest DNA sequencers, paving the way for greater insights into everything from Alzheimer’s disease to cancer and cardiovascular disease.

PUSHMATAHA COUNTY –– A Hugo teen was injured in a one-vehicle accident that occurred at approximately 12:49 a.m. Sunday on Cloudy Road, 10 miles north of Rattan, Okla.

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Hugo Municipal Authority (Authority) received approval for a $1,276,941 loan Tuesday from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) to improve the Authority’s water metering infrastructure.

GRANT –– Michael Mitchell, 57 of Arthur City, Texas, is listed in stable condition after wrecking his motorcycle on US 271, three miles south of Grant last Saturday. According to reports from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, Mitchell was traveling southbound on US 271 when he struck a construction barrel and lost control in the center median.

According to Hugo City Manager Leah Savage, the north water tower is functional, but not yet at its peak. “The north tower is not yet at its full operations,” Savage said. “We are still in the construction process at the water plant, which also involves our towers. Both north and south towers hold approximately 500,000 gallons, but in the past the north tower was never able to hold water to full capacity. This is what I have stressed that we would like the new tower to do… it’s still in the works.”